1. Does due process require courts to "treat at least some claims as
unwaiveable" on appeal? See Garza, 139 S. Ct. at 145.

2. Does due process guarantee a limited right to appeal?

3. Does an appellate court deny due process, corrupt adversarial process, and
exceed its inherent powers by dismissing—sua sponte and prematurely—
an appeal because the record shows a waiver?

Whether due process requires courts to treat certain claims as unwaivable on appeal, whether due process guarantees a limited right to appeal, and whether an appellate court denies due process, corrupts the adversarial process, and exceeds its inherent powers by dismissing an appeal sua sponte and prematurely due to evidence of a waiver