Whether the district court's exclusion of the petitioner from the courtroom during jury deliberations violated his Sixth and Fourteenth Amendment constitutional rights

I. WHETHER THE DISTRICT COURT EXCLUDING THE PETITIONER FROM THE COURTROOM WHEN PERSONS DISPLAYED THE STATE ’S LAPTOP IN THE DELIBERATION ROOM AND A DISTRICT ATTORNEY RETRIEVED ITEMS OUTSIDE OF THE COURTROOM VIOLATED THE PETITIONER ’S CONSTITUTIONAL SIXTH AMENDMENT RIGHT OF PRESENCE, CONFRONTATION, AND FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT DUE PROCESS RIGHT IL WHETHER THE EIGHT CIRCUIT COURTS OF APPEALS ’ DENIAL OF THE PETITIONER ’S APPEAL CLAIM THAT THE DISTRICT COURT EXCLUDING HIM FROM HIS TRIAL DURING JURY DELIBERATIONS VIOLATED HIS SIXTH AND FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS CONFLICTS WITH THE RELEVENT DECISIONS OF THIS COURT