Joseph Dyer, III v. James Morrow
| JOSEPH P. DYER, III |
| JAMES MORROW |
| 10-5137 |
| February 18, 2010 |
| U.S. Court of Appeals, Sixth Circuit |
| Prisoner: Habeas Corpus |
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OPINION filed : Petition for a writ of habeus corpus should be dismissed with prejudice . Decision not for publication pursuant to local rule 206. Danny J. Boggs,(AUTHORING) Circuit Judge; Julia Smith Gibbons,(CONCURRING) Circuit Judge and Thomas B. Russell, U.S. District Judge for the Western District of Kentucky, sitting by designation.
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| Petitioner - appellant: JOSEPH P. DYER, III | |
| Represented By: | Thomas Clifton Greenholtz |
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| Respondent - appellee: JAMES MORROW | |
| Represented By: | Andrew H. Smith |
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