When trial-judge-imposed limitations on voir dire interfere with trial counsel's ability to identify veniremembers whom may be challengeable for cause because they have a bias against a law relevant to the case, does such limitations run afoul of Petitioner's right under the U.S. Constitution to a fair and impartial jury?

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED I. When trial-judge-imposed limitations on voir dire interfere with trial counsel's ability to identify veniremembers whom may be challengeable for cause because they have a bias against a law relevant to the case, does such limitations run afoul of Petitioner's right under the U.S. Constitution to a fair and impartial jury? II. When trial-judge-imposed limitations on voir dire interfere with trial counsel's ability to identify veniremembers whom may be challengeable for cause because they have a bias against a law relevant to the case, does such limitations run Rai afoul of Petitioner's right under the U.S. Constitution to effective assistance of counsel at trial? hi