Did Oklahoma's Appellate Court deprive Robert E. King the right to equal protection

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED . Did Oklahoma’s Appellate Court “The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals” deprive Robert E. King the right to equal protection of the law afforded to all citizens of the United States? Was King’s conviction on February 9, 1973 a violation of United Kent v. United States and Title 10 O.S. § 7303.5-1 et. Seq., and Title 10 O.S. 7303-4.3 et. Seq., towards an improper certification of juvenile as an adult? Was Mr. King, who was seventeen (17) years old at the time deprived of his rights to effective assistance of counsel at the entry of plea agreement? Has Robert E. King been deprived of his Constitutional Rights as a black male in the southern State of Oklahoma? Does Robert E. King have a right to appeal violations of Statutory and Constitutional laws at any time?