Dennis Mischler v. Tim Hooper, Warden
DueProcess HabeasCorpus
Whether the Fifth Circuit deprived Mischler of Due Process by failing to afford an evidentiary hearing on disputed facts when no hearing was provided in state or federal court
Mischler seeks certioari for the following issues: Whether the Fifth Circuit deprived Mischler of Due Process of Law by failing to afford an evidentiary hearing on disputed facts when Mischler never received an evidentiary hearing on his post conviction relief in Louisiana state court or an evidentiary hearing on his 2254 Habeas Corpus proceeding in Federal District Court?I. Whether Louisiana's Code of Evidence Article 412.2 deprives defendants of Due Process of Law?II. Whether the Fifth Circuit entered a decision in conflict with its own controlling precedent under U.S. v. Moreland?III. Whether Mischler's counsel was deficient under the Sixth Amendment by failing to call at least four witnesses and failing to produce evidence showing crucial exculpatory evidence?IV. Page 1 of 35