__NOTOC__ Bowe v. United States, , was a United States Supreme Court case in which the court decided how a jurisdiction stripping provision of the Anti-terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act applied to the Supreme Court. The court held that the provision stripped the court of the ability to review the decision to deny an incarcerated person an additional habeas corpus opportunity when the person is held by states but not when they are held by the federal government. Additionally, the court held that a restriction on what an incarcerated person may argue in their additional habeas petition applies to people in state custody but not federal custody..
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Text also available as a preliminary print of the United States Reports , 607 U.S. 13 – 70 (2026), from SCOTUS