If there is a set of plea agreements taken at the same time and the court of appeals reverses a part of the appealed agreement, does this start the AEDPA time for the entire agreement over, start the AEDPA time at the end of the appealed portion, or allow the indigent, pro se litigant to appeal under AEDPA only the portion that was reversed?

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED 1) If there is a set of plea agreements taken at the same time and the court of appeals reverses a part of the appealed agreeemnt does this, A) Start the AEDPA time for the entire agreement over or B) Start the AEDPA time at the time at the end of the appealed portion or C) Allow the indigent, pro se lititgant to appeal under AEDPA the only the portion that was reversed? 2) When should the pro se, litigant calculate the time as beginning? 3) Does the HIPAA law prevent court appointed attorneys from handing over ; defendant medical records to the prosecution without their permission? 4) Was trial counsel ineffective for recommending a "rehabilitation" facility for a psychological opinion without doing an investigation of the facility? : 5) Trial counsel admitted that he had four years to prepare for trial, but was he ineffective for failing to attempt to exclude the report made by the : psychological facility?