Does a state supreme court denying appellate review to parties that raise an error of law that is manifestly erroneous state supreme court precedent deny them equal protection and due process under the Fourteenth Amendment?

QUESTION PRESENTED When a state affords a right of appeal, does a state supreme court denying appellate review, before it, to parties that raise an error of law that is manifestly erroneous state supreme court precedent deny these parties equal protection of the law and due process under the Fourteenth Amendment because they do not receive a meaningful opportunity to be heard on appeal?