Whe re the grand jury alleged c ocaine base and the jury was instructed
that it didn't matter whether it was c ocaine b ase or cocaine and the judgment
says c ocaine base , does this circumvent the democratic constraints and
proce dural safeguards guaranteed by the Constitution including the right to a
grand jury indic tment and Due Process ?

Whether the grand jury's indictment for cocaine base and the jury's instruction that it did not matter whether it was cocaine base or cocaine, which resulted in a judgment for cocaine base, violated the constitutional rights to a grand jury indictment and due process