Is it prosecutorial vindictiveness to have a superseding indictment after completion of the trial proceedings and sentencing-without resubmission to the Grand Jury?

No question identified. : | | | Questions 1. Is it prosecutorial vindictiveness to have a_ superseding indictment after completion of the trial proceedings and | sentencing-without resubmission to the Grand Jury, United States | Vv. Kearney 444 F. Supp. 1290, 1295(SDNY 1978) citing Russell v. | United States, 369 U.S. 749, 82 S. Ct. 1038, 8 L.Ed. 24 240(1962)? . 2. Is it prosecutorial vindictiveness to withhold the documentation showing the self-surrender date and the designation location at sentencing? 3. Is it ineffective assistance for Counsel to request deferment of the sentence start date without consulting with the defendant? 4. Is it ineffective assistance for defense counsel to resign immmediately after sentencing without giving any instructions of when and where to self-surrender as a first time offender? 5. Is it a violation for special agent David Williams to be inside of the courtroom during trial proceedings prior to being called as a witness? 6. Is it a violation for special agent David Williams to take the witness stand without being sworn in under oath? 7. Is it perjury and obstruction of justice for special agent David. Williams to state that he did not ask the defendant for any weapons inside of his home and take it in violation of the 2nd Amendment and without a warrant in violation of the 4th Amendment? 8. Is it perjury and obstruction of justice for special agent David Williams to lie by saying that he and several others did not violently invade the privacy of my home by breaking the front door while my fiance and I were asleep? 9. Is it perjury and obstruction of justice for the U.S. Marshall to say that they stopped me in traffic when in fact it was inside of the private parking garage of my fiance's apartment complex? 10. Is it a violation to search the vehicle after making the arrest without having a probable cause nor a search warrant? : 11. Is it prosecutorial vindictiveness to refuse to give the | defendant information of when and where to self-surrender when: | he visited the Pre-trial officer(a new pre-trial officer replaced the original pre-trial officer Miss Lanita Lars, who was much | more professional during her time as the defendant's officer)? 12. Is it perjury for the Pre-trial Officer to lie on the witness stand during the bond-hearing by stating that the defendant did not ask for the information of when and where to self-surrender? 13. Is it illegal to convict an@ innocent person who did not know his status as a felon being a first time offender, having never served a term of imprisonment exceeding one year, not knowingly in possession of a firearm(rusty and not tested), and not affecting commerce(handgun legally purchased more than 10 years prior as well as having a concealed handgun license)? 14. Is it prosecutorial vindictiveness and a violation of the 8th Amendment to: 1. Exeed the statutory maximum of 3 years in case #18-11591 by charging more than one offense in a single count(Rule 8(a) base upon a lie of "pocketing" in order to make it 5 years, ; 2. to add 4 more years after trial proceedings and sentencing by bringing a superseding indictment and:.. : without being on“supervised release’, 3. to falsely accuse the defendant of obstructing justice | because he simply spoke the truth? | | | | |