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• He was legally exonerated through a state habeas corpus proceeding in 1950.
• And at least 10 INS detainees have filed habeas corpus proceedings.
• To the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and in his habeas corpus proceeding, the car was 2 or 3 miles away.
• It stated that the Bill could also apply to habeas corpus proceedings if the Bill were to be passed.
• Section 2254 governs federal habeas corpus proceedings instituted by persons in custody pursuant to the judgment of a state court.
• But experts on habeas corpus proceedings, one of the most dense forests of federal appellate law, viewed Monday's much-anticipated ruling with dismay.
• Federal judges have for many years had power to examine, in habeas corpus proceedings, claims by state prisoners that they were unconstitutionally convicted.
• Cases that were affirmed on direct appeal could then be challenged in habeas corpus proceedings, in which constitutional challenges outside the trial record could be raised.
• ""'Teague v . Lane " "',, was a United States Supreme Court case dealing with the application of newly announced rules of law in habeas corpus proceedings.
• Similarly, in 1976, Congress promulgated Rule 9 ( b ) of the Rules Governing Habeas Corpus Proceedings in part to deal with the problem of repetitive filings.
• This appeal was taken from an order of the court below, rendered in a habeas corpus proceeding, discharging the appellee from custody . 70 F . 598.
• Judicial review of any action or decision relating to this section, including judicial review of the merits of a certification, can be held under habeas corpus proceedings.
• The " Indian Civil Rights Act " does not allow actions against an Indian tribe in federal court for deprivation of substantive rights, except for habeas corpus proceedings.
• Prior to that, Ahmed was a Staff Attorney at Reprieve UK, where he represented Guantanamo detainees in their habeas corpus proceedings and challenged the US Extraordinary Rendition Program.
• The habeas corpus proceeding from which the adoptive parents now seek relief was an execution of the Court's prior decision, ordering the adoptive parents to surrender custody " forthwith ."
• Ordinarily, a federal appeals court reviewing a claim of Batson error in a habeas corpus proceeding must evaluate, with appropriate deference, the factual findings and legal conclusions of the state trial court.
• One of his last potentially life-saving options was a state habeas corpus proceeding, held in September, at which Gibson was to make the argument that he had not had competent counsel at his trial.
• The statute governing federal habeas corpus proceedings, 28 U . S . C . s2254, directs that, ordinarily, state-court fact findings " shall be presumed to be correct . " s2254 ( d ).
• For example, in 1966, Congress amended 28 U . S . C . s2244 ( b ) " to introduce ` a greater degree of finality of judgments in habeas corpus proceedings . "'
• The office of the attorney general, which represents the state on criminal appeals in federal court, called habeas corpus proceedings, will review the order and then determine a course of action, said spokeswoman Sonya Sanchez.