Whether a defendant may suffer prejudice when a court orders consolidation of cases where one case will lose its specific issues raised on appeal

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 1. Wether, Consistent with the Due Process Clause, a : . defendant may suffer prejudice, when a Court will , order a Consolidation of Cases, where one case will lose its specific issues raised on appeal. Issues that are properly raised, and.are relevant to the ; Appeal and its outcome. _ ‘ 2. May it be permissible for the Circuit Court of : : Appeals to consolidate cases, on its own , without providing the movant any oppertunity to object or : . comment. , OS 3. Will the Circuit Court of Appeals abuse it's : ” discretion when, it will consolidate cases without a any notice that ;one case will contain valid raised : issues that,have experienced dispute by both parties . of the case, When the Consolidation Action by the , : . , Court will causé the " issue in dispute ", to be ’ _ Deleted from the record without any comment, order, : : , or respectful ruling. When the issue in dispute is relevant and material to the matters at hand in the Appeal. When it's (issue at hand) deletion may Prejudice the Defendant. . i ‘Vy . : . . . ‘ : , “