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: StandDown Texas ProjectBell v. Kelly - Dismissed
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SCOTUS Blog reports this morning, "Court dismisses granted criminal case." The post is by Lyle Denniston.The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a criminal case it had heard just
last Wednesday, saying it should not have granted review ? that is, the
case had been ?improvidently granted.? The case is Bell v. Kelly
(07-1223), involving a split in lower courts on the degree of deference
that federal habeas courts must give to a state court finding. As is
customary when the Court takes such action, it gave no explanation.Full post as published by StandDown Texas Project on November 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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