There are no limitations on what prisoners can do in habeas cases.

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While prisoners have the right to file habeas corpus petitions, they are still subject to procedural rules and limitations. For example, they must exhaust all available remedies within the state court system before filing a federal habeas petition, and they may be barred from raising certain claims if they failed to raise them in a timely manner during state court proceedings.

There Are No Limitations on What Prisoners Can Do in Habeas