Robert L. Jaramillo v. Terry L. Stewart

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• concluding that new evidence showing petitioner acted in self-defense “corresponds with Schlup’s actual innocence requirement”
• holding that new evidence presented by petitioner would, if credible, be sufficient to support a finding of actual innocence and remanding for an evidentiary hearing for the court to make the necessary credibility determinations

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