Whether a petitioner who is indigent and unable to afford private counsel is entitled to a court-appointed attorney for a civil proceeding under the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED " dle Mel, Cth leOlin, the, of Merion: Huitige ond Hua panie -chetiro Race who is grmonedtly dingjuved [ete and unatle ~bekferd prvite Counsel fe affprded a Gur€ Appointed Ohne roe Fonts saw Gor whee tio Gorertol Kigh ba owe Clen, deprived or soreximatiet, On YLAYA Aer appouted miner3 Counsel, and, who ho pHitionsal and beeen graced, Lortinued, Complete ahenct tor f bettioners Four Lovely Linn Ubon a hein not ond Bioboyeal, tial also “ coco Her. and Yiopant debino hace » 4c Nid pat. provided the deine. paatestoha and gumractanes vender Che. (Ute Loti, nstctition , mebsling the Fouxteeith Lrverdneit™ Un Puetall Rika Keprwition (hea involvc Ave pus min chiddlaer, ad Whele-Crensah Fewake Usthe,