DOES A PETITIONER, AFTER BEING FOUND GUILTY BY A JURY, HAVE A STATUTORY DUE PROCESS RIGHT TO POST-VERDICT BAIL, AND TO BE TREATED AS A DEFENDANT BEING SENTENCED FOR THE FIRST TIME, WHEN HIS SENTENCE HAS BEEN VACATED, REMANDED, AND SET FOR RESENTENCING, PURSUANT TO THE BAIL REFORM ACT OF 1984?

DOES A COURT OF APPEALS VIOLATE A PETITIONER'S RIGHT TO DUE PROCESS, BY REFUSING TO ADHERE TO CIRCUIT PRECEDENT (DOCTRINE OF STARE DECISIS), AND ALLOW AN UNAUTHORIZED STAFF MEMBER TO DENY THE PETITIONER'S MOTION TWICE?

Does a petitioner have a statutory due process right to post-verdict bail and to be treated as a defendant being sentenced for the first time when his sentence has been vacated, remanded, and set for resentencing?