James W. Guy v. Ohio
(1) Did a trial judge deny a self-representing defendant his due process right
to a fair trial when the State disclosed untimely discovery documents in the
middle of trial and the judge denied the accused a continuance to present a
complete defense enabling the defendant to include the exculpatory value
of the suppressed material as a part of the defense theory of his innocence?
(2) Was a self-representing criminal defendant prejudice by a trial judge in a
denial of a fair trial when the prosecution turned over numerous pages of
undisclosed discovery in the middle of trial and admitted that there could
be Brady material yet the judge denied a continuance when requested, by
the accused and prosecution?
Whether the lower court erred in dismissing petitioner's claims for violation of their First Amendment rights