Claim 1.
Whether defendant's Constitution 5th and 14th Amendment rights
were violated by the trial court denial of defendant's Motion
to Suppress statements he made to the police that were the product .
of custodial interrogation without the benefit of a Miranda .
warning?

Claim 2.
Whether defendant's Gonstitution 5th and 14th Amendment rights
were violated. by the trial court's errors. of admitting graphic
photographs of the victim's face and body at trial, which
ai denied. defendant a fair trial?

Claim 3.

Whether defendant's Constitution right to due process were © - |
violated,because petitioner's ¢orviction was obtained as_the. .. result of evidence that is insufficient to persuade a p#operly ~- :
instructed, reasonable,*jury of his guilt beyond. a reasonable '
doubt. See Jackson v. Virginia, 433 U.S. 307 (1979).

Whether defendant's Constitution 5th and 14th Amendment rights were violated