· 8/30/2004
Sherman v. McDaniel
Citations
- 333 F. Supp. 2d 960
- 2004 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 17614
- 2004 WL 1949647
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- noting that the court, in 16 exercising its discretion under Rule 6, should take into 17 consideration whether the claims to which petitioner’s proposed 18 discovery relates are exhausted in state court
- denying discovery on unexhausted claims because allowing discovery “would tend to undermine the exhaustion requirement, and the doctrine of federal-state comity on which it rests”
- denying discovery on unexhausted claims because “[t]o do so would tend to undermine the exhaustion requirement, and the doctrine of federal-state comity on which it rests”
- denying discovery on unexhausted claims because “[t]o do so would tend to undermine the exhaustion requirement, and the doctrine of federal- state comity on which it rests”
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Judges: Hicks
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