Did the State of New York deny petitioner his civil rights, liberties, and due process of law, guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, by Systematic deprivation of sixth amendment public trial right, counsel of choice right, and effective assistance

QUESTION PRESENTED Shawndell Everson was 32 years old when he was sentenced to 143 years (the equivalent of a life sentence ), for allegations of running a “looseknit” organization that committed robberies, sold gun ,& drugs. Accusations he vigorously denied throughout the proceedings. . Central to the present writ is the premise of actual enforcement of literal constitutional provisions. How can citizen ever be assured of these basic entitlements definitively.When state courts continue to refuse to construed, & enforce them literally ? Did the State of New York deny petitioner his civil rights, liberties, and due process of law, guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, by Systematic deprivation of sixth amendment public trial right, counsel of choice right , and effective assistance; and; thereafter fail to articulate the reasoning for denying his appeal for relief, of the Constitutional errors, without reasoning of fact or Law to support the denial. Shawndell Everson v. State of New York; Docket No._ i