Whether the right recognized in Class v. United States extends to collateral review

question presented here is whether the right this Court recognized in Class extends to collateral review. 2. Alternatively, the question presented is, if an individual pleaded guilty pursuant to a plea agreement that prohibited his right to collaterally attack his conviction, does a court still have a duty to assess whether an individual is currently incarcerated for conduct that is not now, and never was, a crime, and thus whether it had the authority to impose a sentence in the first place, or, can the government, through the plea agreement it structures, forever bar individuals from accessing the court to have their claim adjudicated on the merits that they have been stripped of their liberty on the basis of engaging in conduct that, following clarification from this Court, does not constitute a crime. i