Salvador Galdamez v. John P. Keane, Warden, Superintendent of State Correctional Facility

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• holding that Court of Appeals would construe “terse letter requesting leave to appeal” as “a request for review of all of the issues outlined in [accompanying] briefs”
• holding that Court of Appeals would construe “terse letter requesting leave to appeal” as “a request for review of all of the issues outlined in [accompanying] briefs”
• holding that “one complete round” of New York's appellate review process involves appeal to Appellate Division and then application to Court of Appeals for certificate granting leave to appeal
• holding that a petitioner’s “total application” to the Court of Appeals must be considered
• holding exhaustion of claims in New York courts requires appealing to Appellate Division and seeking leave to appeal with Court of Appeals
• stating that the Supreme Court has warned against interpreting whether exhaustion has 21 been met too narrowly

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