Whether an attorney appointed at public expense has a fiduciary duty to a criminal defendant to not disclose confidential communications in an environment accessible to opposing counsel, and whether such disclosure violates the defendant's constitutional rights

I. Whether an attorney appointed at public expense has a fiduciary duty to a criminal defendant to not disclose confidential communications in an environment that is accessible and made available to the opposing counsel. II. Whether an attorney who eviscerates the fiduciary duty to his client by disclosing confidential communications has violated his client ’s Sixth and / or Fourteenth Amendment rights and exposed himself to civil damages. i