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16 Harv. C. R.-C. L. L. Rev. 579 (1981-1982)
In Defense of Federal Habeas Corpus Relitigation

handle is hein.journals/hcrcl16 and id is 587 raw text is: IN DEFENSE OF FEDERAL HABEAS CORPUS RELITIGATIONt Gary Peller* TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 581 I. Three Models of Federal Habeas Corpus Review 583 A. Model One-The Brown v. Allen Rule 583 B. Model Two-Professor Bator's Proposal 586 C. Model Three-Judge Friendly's Proposal 590 II. The Burger Court's Restrictions 592 III. An Evaluation of the Restriction of Collateral Habeas Corpus Review 602 A. Interpretation of the Habeas Corpus Act of 1867 603 1. Professor Bator's Statutory Argument 603 a. The Early Federal Prisoner Cases 604 b. The Habeas Corpus Act of 1867 606 c. Early Supreme Court Cases Under the Habeas Corpus Act of 1867 606 d. The Doctrine of Frank v. Mangum 608 f The author wishes to acknowledge the assistance of Duncan Kennedy, Jeff Blum, and Lili Levi and to thank especially Morton Horwitz and Susan Peller. * B.A., Emory University, 1977; J.D., Harvard, 1980; Law Clerk to United States District Judge Morris E. Lasker, Southern District of New York.

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