David Armondo Butler v. Florida
DueProcess
Did court-appointed counsel deprive Petitioner of the Sixth Amendment guarantee obtain the video footage were being made create an adversarial conflict resultingin a construetive derial of counsel, in violation of the Sixth Amendment ?
Under these circumstances, was Petifioner's waiver of counsel voluntary under the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments?
was Petitioner's due process rights violated by the prosecution's failure to have preserved and produced for the defiense the requested vides footage inviolation of the Fourteenth Amendment?
Was Petitioner's due process of law rights violated by the prosecution's introductionas Fourteenth Amendment?
Was Petitioner deprived of his right to confrontation ofwitnesses by the admission of DV the acts depicted therei wee howhe sustained his injurisin a hospitaintervewivlation of the Sixth Amendment ?
Was court-appointed counsel's decision not to seek video footage of alleged victim's prior acts of violence a violation of the Sixth Amendment right to effective assistance of counsel?