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Ylst Vs. Nunnemaker
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- Jun 24, 1991
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U.S. 797 (1991) U.S. Supreme Court Ylst v. NunnemakerSearch
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U.S. 797 (1991) Ylst v. NunnemakerSearch
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federal review, but the Court of Appeals reversed this determination. Relying on this Court's statement in Harris v. ReedSearch
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Coleman v. ThomponSearch
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for his default, see Murray v. CarrierSearch
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testimony was inadmissible because the interview had not been preceded by a Miranda warning, see Miranda v. ArizonaSearch
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App. 15. See People v. BennettSearch
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See Rose v. LundySearch
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assistance claim was Page 501 U. S. 801 meritless. However, relying upon our intervening opinion in Harris v. ReedSearch
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from reaching the merits of a federal claim, that claim can ordinarily not be reviewed in federal court. Wainwright v. SykesSearch
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and we agree. The Ninth Circuit thought itself to be following our decision in Harris v. ReedSearch
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supra at 489 U. S. 263 . As we have since made clear, however, see Coleman v. ThompsonSearch
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approach accords with the view of every Court of Appeals to consider the matter, save the court below. See Prihoda v. McCaughtrySearch
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Harmon v. BartonSearch
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Evans v. ThompsonSearch
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Ellis v. LynaughSearch
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Miranda claim by presenting it on direct appeal, and was not required to go to state habeas at all, see Castille v. PeoplesSearch
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for the default, see Murray v. CarrierSearch
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denial of review cannot lift a preexisting procedural bar, and the federal courts are in accord. See Goodwin v. CollinsSearch
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Prihoda v. McCaughtrySearch
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that Miranda claims such as that raised by respondent are cognizable in federal habeas corpus. See Duckworth v. EaganSearch
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Stone v. PowellSearch
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effect, said that the state court's order was ambiguous. Hence, the presumption governs. I also note that Coleman v. ThompsonSearch
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ante at 501 U. S. 739 , stated that the presumption of Harris v. ReedSearch
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with whom JUSTICE MARSHALL and JUSTICE STEVENS join, dissenting. For the reasons stated in the dissent in Coleman v. ThompsonSearch
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U.S. Supreme Court Ylst v. NunnemakerSearch
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Harris v. ReedSearch
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Miranda v. ArizonaSearch
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See People v. BennettSearch
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Wainwright v. SykesSearch
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Coleman v. ThompsonSearch
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See Prihoda v. McCaughtrySearch
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See Goodwin v. CollinsSearch
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See Duckworth v. EaganSearch
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of Harris v. ReedSearch
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