Jimmy R. Davis v. United States
Immigration
Whether courts erred in declining to issue a certificate of appealability on a favorable claim of first impression concerning whether a district court's denial of equitable tolling of a habeas petitioner's statute of limitations who has demonstrated prima facie extraordinary circumstances is in tension with Holland v. Florida, 560 U.S. 631 (2010) and several district and circuit court decisions that have decided similar claims adversely
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