Clark v. Munyan

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• concluding that existence of valid aggravating circumstance rendered defendant \still eligible for death such that he is not actually innocent of the death penalty\
• holding that a petitioner failed to demonstrate actual innocence of the death penalty where one aggravating circumstance remained
• recognizing that, where a petitioner claims new facts provide good cause for a successive claim, the petitioner must \identify with specificity which facts this court previously considered and which facts are new\
• explaining that a petitioner who alleges good cause based on newly available facts must identify those facts

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