Willie Lee Jefferson v. Mike Budge

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• explaining that the judgment becomes 21 final, and the limitations period resumes upon issuance of remittitur
• explaining that a petitioner who files a mixed petition must be 26 offered leave to amend the petition to delete any unexhausted claims and to proceed on the 27 exhausted claims
• reversing and remanding the dismissal of a mixed habeas petition because the district court failed to offer the petitioner the opportunity to amend his petition to abandon the unexhausted claims
• reversing and remanding the dismissal of a mixed habeas petition because the district court failed to offer the petitioner the opportunity to amend his petition to abandon the unexhausted claims
• tolling AEDPA’s statute of limitations where the district court had failed to provide a habeas petitioner the option of deleting unexhausted claims rather than returning with those claims to state court
• reversing and remanding the dismissal of a 2 mixed habeas petition because the district court failed to offer the petitioner the opportunity to 3 amend his petition to abandon the unexhausted claims

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