· 1/10/1989
Rowland Dory v. Commissioner of Correction of the State of New York and Attorney General of the State of New York
Citations
- 865 F.2d 44
- 1989 U.S. App. LEXIS 409
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- it was “intrinsically contradictory” to grant a certificate when habeas action does not warrant service under Rule 4
- it was “intrinsically contradictory” to grant a certificate when habeas action does not warrant service under Rule 4
- it was “intrinsically contradictory” to grant a certificate when habeas action does not warrant service under Rule 4
- it was “intrinsically contradictory” to grant a certificate when habeas action does not warrant service under Rule 4
- it was “intrinsically contradictory” to grant a certificate when habeas action does not warrant service under Rule 4
- it was “intrinsically contradictory” to grant a certificate when habeas action does not warrant service under Rule 4
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Judges: Lumbard, Oakes, Cardamone
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