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· 12/28/2005

Robert Jerome Espinoza-Matthews v. People of the State of California, Attorney General

Citations

  • 432 F.3d 1021
  • 2005 U.S. App. LEXIS 28784
  • 2005 WL 3535129

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  • finding pro se habeas petitioner was 28 //// 1 entitled to equitable tolling because despite his diligence he was deprived of his legal papers for 2 11 months of the one-year AEDPA limitations period.
  • equitable tolling warranted 23 where prisoner was repeatedly denied access to requested legal materials 24 while confined in protective administrative segregation for eleven months
  • “Because [petitioner] 8 was a pro se petitioner at all relevant times, we hold that the district court should have 9 exercised its discretion to review the supplemental evidence that [petitioner] submitted.”

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Judges: Tashima, Fisher, Shadur

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