· 10/15/1867
The Caroline
Citations
- 5 F. Cas. 92
- 1 Low. 173
How courts have described this case
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- factor three — valid reasons exist for not previously attacking the conviction
- factor four — fundamental error renders the proceedings irregular and invalid
- factor two — a more usual remedy is unavailable
- “In order to obtain relief, a petitioner must satisfy the heavy burden of establishing that: (1) an error had been made that was unknown to him during appeal; (2) a more usual remedy is unavailable; (3) valid reasons exist for not previously attacking the conviction; and, (4
- factor one — error was unknown during appeal
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Judges: Lowell
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