DOES THE FIFTH AMENDMENT COMPEL A COURT OF APPEALS TO REMEDY ITS INADVERTENT AFFIRMANCE OF UNRECOGNIZED STRUCTURAL ERROR THAT WAS APPARENT FROM THE RECORD~ SINCE THE INVALID JUDGMENT OF THE DISTRICT COURT RESTORED TO THE DEFENDANT THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE TANTAMOUNT TO ACTUAL INNOCENCE?

Does the Fifth Amendment compel a court of appeals to remedy its inadvertent affirmance of unrecognized structural error that was apparent from the record itself — since the invalid judgment of the district court restored to the defendant the presumption of innocence tantamount to actual innocence?