Rashawn Lesley Grant v. North Carolina

Whether the State of North Carolina’s conviction of Petitioner Grant for murder and the resulting life sentence violated the Due Process Clause of the United States Constitution where (a) the trial record was utterly devoid of any evidence of guilt save for the presence of Grant’s cell phone at the site of a chaotic shootout involving many individuals, and (b) the only eyewitness testimony from the scene of the shooting exonerated Grant?