Is the Petitioner's Due Process Rights Violated Due to the Violation of O.R.C. 2945.06, requiring a Three-Judge Panel for Aggravated Murder?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Is the Petitioner's Due Process Rights Violated Due to the Violation of O.R.C. 2945.06, requiring a Three-Judge Panel for Aggravated Murder? 2. Is the Petitioner's Due Process Rights Violated Due to the Violation of Crim.R. 11(C)(3), requiring a Three-Judge Panel for Aggravated Murder? 3. Is Due Process Violated when the Court accepts a "Guilty" Plea before explaining Crim.R. 11, éspecially Crim.R. 11(C)(3) for Aggravated Murder as required? 4. Is Due Process and O.R.C. 2967.28 Violated by Imposing PostRelease Control (PRC) in a Aggravated Murder Case for which Parole is the only eligibility for Petitioner? 5. Is Due Process Violated when the Trial Court Fails to inform the Petitioner of the Elements of the Charge and Specification to which he pleads to in an Aggravated Murder Case? 6. Is a Plea Knowingly and Intelligently made when the Trial Court Fails to inform the Petitioner of the Elements of the Charge and Specifications in a Aggravated Murder Case? 7. Is a Plea Knowingly and Intelligently made when the Trial Court Imposes Two (2) conflicting sentencing sanctions, (PRC) and Parole in a Aggravated Murder Case? (A Due Process Violation) ; §."Is the Petitioner Entitled to Plead Anew when the Trial Court Imposes sentencing sanctions that are contrary to law in an Aggravated Murder Case? (A Due Process Violation) 9. Is Due Process Violated when Petitioner At Sentencing States that he Wants to Withdraw his "Guilty" Plea and it is left Out of the Unsigned Sentencing Transcripts? 10. Is the Petitioner Entitled to Plead Anew when the Sentencing Transcripts have been Altered and are Unsigned as required? (See Page 25 of Trial Transcripts Labeled