(1). Where Petitioner can unequivocally show from the record evidence of his case that he is, as a matter of law and fact, actually and factually innocent of the crime of conviction for which he is incarcerated for by the State of New Hampshire. Does the willful failure of the State of New Hampshire to provide him any remedy for such an occurrence violate the United States Constitution?
(2) Where Petitioner can unequivocally show from the record evidence of his case that he is, as a matter of law and fact, actually and factually innocent of the crime of conviction for which he is incarcerated for by the State of New Hampshire. Does the United States Constitution provide him a remedy for such an occurrence?
(3) Does the incarceration of Petitioner, who is, as a matter of law and fact actually and factually innocent of the crime of conviction and who has been willfully deprived of any remedy for such an occurrence by the State of New Hampshire violate the United States Constitution?
(4) Where Petitioner was convicted for a particular crime under a repealed law with no saving provision permitting such prosecution for such particular crime:
Did the trial court have jurisdiction to try the Petititoner for the particular offense?
If the trial court had no jurisdiction to try Petitioner, is the judgment of conviction and sentence imposed void for want of jurisdiction?
If the judgment of conviction is void, are all subsequent state and federal court decisions and/or opinions given in cases where Petitioner sought corrective judicial process for, such a conviction, null and void ab initlo?
If Petitioner's judgment of conviction and sentence imposed are void, what corrective judicial process is due him from the New Hampshire Supreme Court?
(5) Under the Constitution of the United States does Petitioner have a right to a remedy for the purpose of establishing before the court his complete innocence of the crime for which he has been convicted and sentenced for?
Whether the lower court erred in dismissing petitioner's claims for lack of standing and failure to state a claim upon which relief can be granted