· 9/20/2007
Taylor v. Horn
Citations
- 504 F.3d 416
- 2007 U.S. App. LEXIS 22448
- 2007 WL 2728668
How courts have described this case
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- explaining that AEDPA deference applies to implicit as well as explicit factual findings
- “Here, because we will deny all of [petitioner's] claims on the merits, we need not address exhaustion.”
- “Here, because we will deny all of [petitioner’s] claims on the merits, we need not address exhaustion
- “Here, because we will deny all of [petitioner’s] claims on the merits, we need not address exhaustion”
- “[B]ecause we will deny all ... claims on the merits, we need not address exhaustion.”
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Judges: Barry, Fuentes, Roth
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