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· 11/19/1992

Samuel D. Mills v. D. Bruce Jordan

Citations

  • 979 F.2d 1273
  • 1992 U.S. App. LEXIS 30508
  • 1992 WL 337633

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  • holding that a showing of actual innocence of a predi- cate offense that is necessary for habitual offender sentencing enhancement may excuse procedural default
  • accepting that a peti- tioner can avoid procedural default if he is actually innocent of a habitual offender sentence enhancement
  • accepting that a peti- tioner can avoid procedural default if he is actually innocent of a habitual offender sentence enhancement
  • accepting that a peti- tioner can avoid procedural default if he is actually innocent of a habitual offender sentence enhancement
  • accepting that a peti- tioner can avoid procedural default if he is actually innocent of a habitual offender sentence enhancement

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Judges: Cudahy, Flaum, Eschbach

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