Did the Ninth Circuit err in finding no basis for interlocutory appeal and refusing to allow the petitioner to show district court prejudice

QUESTIONS PRESENTED: 1. Did the Ninth Circuit error by finding no basis for Interlocutory Appeal, (at 9th Cir. No. 02-80106) And after judgment refusing to allow petitioner to show the District Court prejudiced petitioner. 2. Did the Ninth Circuit error when declines to entertain pro se motion, at DktEntry. 121...,"Because you are represented by counsel,” at ‘ DktEntry. 121-2. 3. Did the Ninth Circuit error by declining to entertain two pro se motions, because appellant represented by counsel, when one of the motions shows counsel admitted guilt over petitioner's objection, at DKktEntry. 330 and 329..., Request For Touch-DNA on Brooks Shoe. 4, Did the Ninth Circuit error by not issuing a Order for pro se motion requesting new trial, due to counsel admitted guilt over petitioner's : repeated objection, at DktEntry. 348. 5. Did the Ninth Circuit error in their Opinion on March 27,2020, °-. . ; when knowing before filed Cpening Brief petitioner repeatedly objected to present counsel admitting guilt. See Opinion, At DktEntry. 349. i