Whether evidence covered by Brady v. Maryland is considered suppressed under the Fifth Amendment regardless of the defendant's knowledge

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether evidence covered by Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83 (1963), and withheld by prosecutors is considered suppressed under the Fifth Amendment regardless of whether the defendant already knew or should have known of the substance of the evidence. 2. Whether the Sixth Amendment permits judges to enhance a prison sentence based on the nature of a defendant’s prior convictions that were not found by the jury beyond a reasonable doubt.