· 9/28/1992
Bobby Lewis Shaw v. Paul Delo, Superintendent, Missouri State Correctional Facility at Potosi, and Attorney General of the State of Missouri
Citations
- 971 F.2d 181
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- applying miscarriage of justice exception to death row prisoner’s successive habeas petition and determining whether refusal to review petition would result in miscarriage of justice
- appellate court can consider accuser’s actions on day of murder in determining whether a reasonable juror could still reject new psychiatric evidence
- appellate court can consider accusers actions on day of murder in determining whether a reasonable juror could still reject new psychiatric evidence
- miscarriage-of-justice exception \applies when a petitioner is actually innocent of the crime of conviction or the penalty imposed\
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Judges: Fagg, Henley, Beam
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