· 6/11/2014
United States v. Robert Hairston
Citations
- 754 F.3d 258
- 2014 WL 2600057
- 2014 U.S. App. LEXIS 10846
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- holding that a numerically second petition is not “second or successive” within the meaning of § 2255(h) where it raises the vacatur of state convictions which occurred after the prior petition
- following Stewart in case where vacated prior conviction had affected defendant’s criminal history score
- finding an argument forfeited when it was raised in a party’s formal brief but omitted from its informal brief
- finding an argument forfeited when it was raised in a party’s formal brief but omitted from its informal brief
- following Stewart in case where vacated prior conviction had affected defendant’s criminal history score
- “numerically second § 2255 motion” is not barred as successive where “claim arose at a resentencing hearing afforded to a movant as a result of his first § 2255 motion”
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Judges: Davis, Gregory, Thacker
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