Whether a state court must allow evidentiary development of actual innocence claims and assess the totality of the case

QUESTION PRESENTED Whether, when deciding if it should allow a defendant an opportunity to present evidence of actual innocence, a state court must, in conformance with the requirements of the due process clause, at a minimum, allow evidentiary development of claims that, as pled, reasonably establish a likelihood of a different result on retrial and assess the totality of the case, particularly where, as here, more than one jury struggled with reaching a guilty verdict in the case at hand. i