Terry Gee v. Michael Groose

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• state court factual findings presumed to be correct when they are fairly supported by the record
• reasonable appellate strategy requires an attorney to limit the appeal to those issues having the highest likelihood of success
• “[A]n infirmity in a state post-conviction proceeding does not raise a constitutional issue cognizable in a federal habeas petition.” (quoting Jolly v. Gammon, 28 F.3d 51, 54 (8th Cir. 1994))
• state court factual findings presumed to be correct where fairly supported by the record
• state court factual findings presumed to be correct where fairly supported by the record
• state court factual findings presumed to be correct where fairly supported by the record

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