Habeas Corpus Petition Guidelines

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Rule 4(e) of the Habeas Corpus procedure in California involves the judges examination of the petition and may require the respondent to show cause if the petitioner appears not entitled to relief. Each case typically requires its own petition. Federal Habeas Rule 4(e) doesnt specifically address multiple petitions, but generally, each conviction requires a separate habeas petition. Consult an attorney for specific advice.

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rule *(e) habeas corpus
Hello Ty, Rule *(e) of the Habeas Corpus procedure in California refers to:
- The judge's examination of the petition.
- If it appears that the petitioner may not be entitled to relief, they may order the respondent to show cause why the writ should not be granted.
- This is intended to avoid unnecessary delay.
Can you provide more details about your situation?
do i need seprate peritions for three cases from the same state court?
Hello Ty, in California, each case ****pically requires its own petition for a writ of habeas corpus. However, the specifics can depend on the details of your situation.
federal habeas rule *(e) allows sepreae petitioner corrct?
Hello Ty, Federal Habeas Rule *(e) doesn't specifically address multiple petitions. However, generally in federal court, each conviction requires a separate habeas petition. Please consult an attorney for specific advice.