Alen Dean O'Bryant v. Oklahoma
DueProcess
Did former Judge Henderson's secret extramarital affair create an unconstitutional potential for bias?
QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW } 1. Did former Judge Henderson’s secret extramarital affair with a prosecutor in the same county in which he presided as judge create an “unconstitutional potential for bias” sufficient to warrant disclosure of the relationship and/or his recusal as Petitioner’s trial judge, even though that prosecutor did not participate in Petitioner’s trial? 2. Did the State of Oklahoma deny Petitioner core Due Process and a meaningful hearing under the Fourteenth Amendment when both state courts failed to acknowledge or consider important evidence contained in affidavits? | 3. Did the State of Oklahoma deny Petitioner core Due Process and a meaningful hearing in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment when the OCCA mislabeled | Petitioner’s recusal claim, and then decided the wrong claim? , Ky,