Christopher J. Cox v. Illinois
SocialSecurity
Whether a defendant's procedural due process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment have been violated
QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether a defendant's procedural due process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment have been violated when he was denied his right to a fair trial in state circuit court following a post trial motion hearing where State withheld exculpatory photo evidence and knowingly entered fabricated photo evidence into trial record. Blindsiding jurors with false evidence,false witnesses. 2. Whether a county state's attorney can use a circuit judges initials pws and enter a false finding of great bodily harm into a docket sheet after the sentencing hearing had concluded absent a jury's findings and the defandadt moti being present in open Court to hear the increase in statutory sentence range be held liable under 42 U.S.C. 1983? 3. Whether a defendant's IWVyWIII,XIV Amendments liberty interest to be free from detention was violated when his conviction was Obtained in violation of state law. The law was clearly establish at the time of Petitioner's detention so as to deny qualified immunity to the local state's attorney. 9 Question Presefited for Review Whether Petitioner was denied his rights under U.S.Const.4th Amendment,8th Amendment,14th Amendment. When his due process rights were violated as well as his right to a fair trial. The fallawing questions are presented. 1. Did the Illinois Supreme Court err in denying Petition For Leave To Appeal given that the Petitioner was denied his right to a fair trial? ’