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Federal Appellate Procedures
A Certificate of Appealability (COA) is required to appeal the denial of a habeas corpus petition. The petitioner must show that reasonable jurists could debate the district court's decision.
Requirements
Obtaining a COA is the critical first step in appealing a habeas denial.
- Must demonstrate a substantial showing of denial of a constitutional right
- Required for both 2254 and 2255 appeals
- Can be sought from the district court or circuit court
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