Deere v. Calderon
District Court, C.D. California
1Opinion of the Court
AMENDED ORDER FINDING THAT CERTAIN OF PETITIONER’S CLAIMS ARE PROCEDURALLY BARRED
TAYLOR, District Judge.
The court finds that, since the California Supreme Court’s 1993 Clark decision, that court has applied the timeliness procedural bar with consistency in death penalty habeas corpus eases. Therefore, the federal court will now enforce the state court procedural bar.
I. BACKGROUND
Petitioner was convicted in 1982 of three murder counts, and was sentenced to death. The judgment of death was eventually affirmed by the California Supreme Court. He filed his first state habeas corpus petition in…
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