Randolph McGowan v. Charles Miller, Superintendent

COFFEY, Circuit Judge.

Petitioner-appellant Randolph McGowan (“McGowan”) was found guilty by a jury in an Indiana state court of three counts of defrauding a federally-insured financial institution, Indiana Code section .35-43-5-8, and he was sentenced to three consecutive terms of eight years. The Indiana Court of Appeals affirmed McGowan’s convictions in an unpublished order, and the Supreme Court of Indiana denied review. McGowan’s petition for a writ of habeas corpus alleged a number of constitutional violations, which were denied by the district court. McGowan appeals. We affirm.

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