WHERE STATE STATUTES PROVIDE PRE-TRIAL REMEDIES FOR PROSECUTORIAL OVERREACHING BY INTERLOCUTORY APPEAL, DOES DEFENSE COUNSEL'S FAILURE TO PERFECT THAT APPEAL CONSTITUTE INEFFECTIVENESS UNDER CRONIC?

WHEN A TRIAL COURT IS INFORMED AND AWARE THAT A DEFENDANT IS NO LONGER REPRESENTED BY COUNSEL: IS DISCRETION USED AT ACCEPTING A WAIVER OF CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS FROM THAT COUNSEL WHICH CONFERS JURISDICTION BEYOND ITS LEGISLATIVE POWER, WITHOUT JUSTIFIABLE CAUSE, NOTICE TO THE DEFENDANT, OR COLLOQUY?

Whether state statutes provide pre-trial remedies for prosecutorial overreaching by interlocutory appeal, and whether defense counsel's failure to perfect that appeal constitutes ineffective assistance