I. THE FOURTH CIRCUIT 'S DECISION FINDING NO
PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT OR NO IMPROPER
INTERFERENCE BY THE DISTRICT COURT IS CONTRARY TO
THE FIFTH AMENDMENT 'S DUE PROCESS CLAUSE FOR IT
DEPRIVES PETITIONER OF LIBERTY WITHOUT DUE
PROCESS BY OPEN AND NOTORIOUS MANIPULATION OF
THE TRIAL AND SENTENCING PROCESS.

II. THE FOURTH CIRCUIT 'S DECISION IS CONTRARY TO THE
SIXTH AMENDMENT, WHICH REQUIRES DEFENDANTS TO
HAVE EFFECTIVE ASSISTANCE OF COUNSEL.

Whether the Fourth Circuit's decision deprives the petitioner of due process and effective assistance of counsel under the Fifth and Sixth Amendments