Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the Prosecutor's Failure to Disclose Brady Evidence Deprived Cornejo of His Right to Confront and Cross-Examine His Witnesses at His Preliminary Hearing?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the Prosecutor’s Failure to Disclose Brady Evidence Deprived Cornejo of His Right to Confront and CrossExamine His Witnesses at His Preliminary Hearing? 2. Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the Admission of Anaya’s Preliminary Hearing Testimony at Trial Violated Cornejo’s Right to Confront and Cross Examine Witnesses? 3. Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the Trial Court Deprived Cornejo of Due Process, a Fair Trial, and the Right to Present a Defense by Excluding Anaya’s Statements from His July 29, 2012 Police Interview? 4. Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the Evidence Failed to Prove That the Gun Was Stolen and That Cornejo Committed the Crime to Benefit a Criminal Gang Enhancement? 1 TOPICAL INDEX Page QUESTIONS PRESENTED .--2 1 CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS INVOLVED . 2