Whether the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause is violated when the State presents evidence at trial that is later discovered to be false or misleading, and under what circumstances the use of such evidence may be forfeited and available to the accused to seek relief from the resulting conviction

Question presented when the accuse discovers that a photograph and its contents are now not what they were once purported to be at trial, is the fourteenth amendment, equal protection of law or due process clause violated? If so, under what circumstances do the use of the photographs their contents become forfeited from the state’s use and ripe for the use by the accuse to pursue relief from the conviction obtained with its use? : nT Tee . .