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Bowe v. United States · ¶150

Because the majority concludes that we have jurisdiction to reach the merits, I offer my views too. The question here, recall, concerns the Eleventh Circuit's refusal to certify Mr. Bowe's latest collateral attack. Like most other circuits, the Eleventh Circuit has held that § 2244(b)(1) bars do-over claims by both state and federal prisoners. And that provision, the court reasoned, barred Mr. Bowe's present challenge because he has already pursued the same challenge many times before.
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