DueProcess HabeasCorpus Punishment Securities JusticiabilityDoctri
In a death penalty case, where a state provides a post-conviction procedure for challenging the unresolved constitutional violations that occurred at a capital trial, and where the state court violated mandatory state procedures and denied habeas relief on the merits for failing to present sufficient evidence, after having prevented an applicant from having presented evidence, do minimal due process protections of having the opportunity to present evidence and challenge adverse evidence apply?
In a death penalty case, where a state provides a post-conviction procedure for challenging the unresolved constitutional violations that occurred at a capital trial, and where the state court violated mandatory state procedures and denied habeas relief on the merits for failing to present sufficient evidence, after having prevented an applicant from having presented evidence, do minimal due process protections of having the opportunity to present evidence and challenge adverse evidence apply?