In the context of habeas corpus, would it constitute a breach of due process to convict a defendant in a criminal proceeding, despite clear evidence demonstrating that the accused never committed the crime?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. In the context of habeas corpus, would it constitute a breach of due process to convict a defendant in a criminal proceeding, despite clear evidence demonstrating that the accused never committed the crime? 2. Is a District Court Judge obligated to ensure due process by scrutinizing a plea in a criminal case and the underlying circumstances before accepting the plea? . i