Is trial counsel ineffective for failing to advise client of death penalty factors prior to waiving jury?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED ON REVIEW 1. In a post-conviction relief case based on an aggravated murder conviction in which the defendant faced the death penalty, is trial counsel ineffective, under the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments, for failing to advise the client, prior to waiving a jury, of the factors the jury must find for him to be sentenced to death? 2. In order for there to be a voluntary waiver of a jury trial in a death penalty case, if the state conditions not seeking a death sentence on defendant’s waiver of his Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments right to a jury trial, does a defendant have to be advised of the four penalty phase questions, three of which must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt, that the jury must answer unanimously in order for a death sentence to be imposed? ii LIST OF