Where the appeals court previously found that it was clear error to fire a defendant's attorney in an interlocutory context, does the Sixth Amendment compel the court to find clear error on the defendant's subsequent appeal?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Where the appeals court previously found that it was clear error to fire a defendant’s attorney in an interlocutory context, does the Sixth Amendment compel the court to find clear error on the defendant’s subsequent appeal? 2. Where a defendant has to wait six years to go to trial due in substantial part to the district court’s erroneous firing of his attorney, is his Speedy Trial right violated under the Sixth Amendment?