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Whether the petitioner is entitled to a remand of the case with instructions for the district court to reduce his or her sentence to time served and order immediate release for voluntary manslaughter, where the investigating detective acted in good faith by investigating the location where the fleeing victim collapsed and died as the crime scene instead of the location where the victim was shot