Whether the lower court erred in dismissing petitioner's claims for lack of standing and failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted

No question identified. : . QUESTION (S) PRESENTED : (1) Where Petitioner can unequivocally show from the record’ ; evidence of his case that he is, as a matter of law and fact, actually and factually innocent of the crime of conviction . . : for which he is incarcerated for by the State of New Hamp| ; shire. Does the willful failure of the State of New Hampshire | to provide him any remedy for such an occurrence violate the vo United States Constitution? . ; (2) Where Petitioner can.unequivocally show from the record : evidence of his case that he is, as a matter of law and fact, ; actually and factually innocent of the crime of conviction for which he is incarcerated for by the State of New Hampshire. Does the United States Constitution provide him a remedy for . : such an occurrence? . . (3) Does the incarceration of Petitioner, who is, as a matter . of law and fact actually and factually innocent of the crime of conviction and who has been willfully deprived of any remedy . ia for such an occurrence by the State of New Hampshire violate : : ; the United States Constitution? (4) Where Petitioner was convicted for a particular crime : under a repealed law with no saving provision permitting such prosecution for such particular crime: ‘(a) Did the trial court have jurisdiction to try the Pe. tititoner for the particular offense? . (b) If the trial court had no jurisdiction to try Peti-~ : . tioner, is the judgment of conviction and sentence : . ; imposed void for want of jurisdiction? : . (c) I£ the judgment of conviction is void, are all sub: : ‘sequent state and federal court decisions and/or opinions given in cases where Petitioner sought cor. rective judicial process for such a conviction, null and void ab initio? . ; '' (a) If Petitioner's judgment of conviction and sentence : imposed are void, what corrective judicial process is due him from the New Hampshire Supreme Court? ; (5) Under the Constitution of the United States does Pe, titioner have a right to a remedy for the purpose of establishing before the court his complete innocence of the crime for which he has been convicted and sen: tenced for? . : ; . , ,