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Where no court has yet published an opinion considering claims like the petitioner's claim that the Sixth Amendment, per Scheffer, protects his right to discuss parole eligibility, and this court has explicitly rejected such an argument under the analogous due process framework, the court cannot say that petitioner has made a substantial showing that the Texas courts deprived him of a federal right, nor can the court imagine that reasonable jurists could disagree.
January 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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