When a State intentionally abandons State law and deprives an individual of counsel during a critical stage in the criminal proceedings, does the state court lose subject-matter jurisdiction over the criminal case?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED QUESTION ONE: When a State intentionally abandons State law and deprives an individual of counsel during a critical stage in the criminal proceedings, does the state court lose subjectmatter jurisdiction over the criminal case? and, QUESTION TWO: Is 28 U.S.C. §2254’s limit constitutionally valid when its enforcement results in an individual’s detention without a lawful reason, i.e. a valid criminal judgment creating a fundamental miscarriage of justice in the process? -“iii: