Dunson v. Laughlin
Filing
9
ORDER adopting re 8 Report and Recommendations dismissing this case with prejudice. Petitioner is not entitled to a Certificate of Appealability, rendering moot any request for in forma pauperis status on appeal. Signed by Judge William T. Moore, Jr on 7/27/17. (trb)
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IN THE
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COURT
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FOR
THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA
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JOSHUA JERMAINE DUNSON,
Petitioner,
CASE
V .
NO.
CV417-087
VANCE LAUGHLIN,
Respondent.
ORDER
Before the
Court
Recommendation,
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and
8.)
to
After a
which
case.
As
the Magistrate
no
a
is
ADOPTED
result.
Judge's
objections
careful review of the
recommendation
this
is
as
the
have
Report
been
record,
the
Court's
Petitioner's
28
and
filed.
report
opinion
U.S.C.
§
in
2254
petition is DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE.
In addition,
of
the Court DECLINES to issue a
Appealability
("COA")
in
this
case.
Certificate
Pursuant
to
28
U.S.C.
§ 2253(c),
an appeal may not be taken in this matter
unless
the
first
court
issue only if
the
denial
529
U.S.
considered
the
above
issues
a
COA.
Petitioner has made
of
473,
a
constitutional
484
Petitioner's
standard.
As
(2000).
case
a
and
result,
a
This
substantial
right.
The
certificate
Slack
Court
finds
that
showing of
v.
has
he
any request by
may
McDaniel,
carefully
cannot
meet
Petitioner
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