Whether State Post Conviction Appellant's are denied access to the court violating due process-of-law,equal-protections,14th-amendment,right-to-appeal,state-constitution,inability-to-afford-attorney

QUESTIONS PRESENTED Whether State Post Conviction Appellant's are denied access to the court violating due : process of law and equal protections of the law under the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution when denied a State Constitutional Right to Appeal by the State's Appellate Court . simply because Petitioner cannot afford an attorney. ‘ Whether State Post Conviction Appellant's are denied access to the court violating and due process of law and equal protections of the law under the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution when the State Supreme Court initiated a denial of right to Appeal Protected under the State Constitution. Whether State Post Conviction Petitioner's are denied due process of law and equal protections of the law under the 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution when post conviction court refused to review claims under the manifest injustice exception held under Federal and State law. : . li