1. Since, in the drafting of the AEDPA, the U.S. Congress omitted successive-writ exceptions for a prisoner in state custody seeking federal habeas corpus relief who claims that his sentence has expired or his parole has been newly revoked, how does such a prisoner, who has exhausted his state-court remedies, overcome the locked metaphorical gate of 28 U.S.C. § 2244(b) in order to obtain the Privilege of Habeas Corpus - Art. I § 9 clause 2?

2. How is a 60-days Governor's Executive Earned Time Commutation and reduction of sentence to be applied to the maximum-term of a state-prisoner's life-sentence? - Amendment due process protection

3. With supplements of statutory earned time credits deducted from the Mississippi Governor's commutation of his life-sentence, is this prisoner to be discharged? - Art. I § 10 clause 1 - Ex post Facto - Amendment due process protection

Whether the omission of successive-writ exceptions for prisoners seeking federal habeas corpus relief for expired sentences or unlawful parole revocations in the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act (AEDPA) violates due process, equal protection, and the Suspension Clause