Timothy McCullough v. Jeff Dennison, Warden
DueProcess
1. Does the sentencing courthave Jurisdictionto Sentence a defen dant
to a statute void of judgment,un-enforceable undar the Constitution?
charging, sentencing instrument wos vord af judgment?
3.Can the Petifioner's right to relief from an uarconstitutionalsentence
be time-barred by the State?
4. Does a Defendant loose,or forfit his/her right to the due Process of the
Constitutian based upun the enforcement of a Public-Act enforce d by the Lower
Court?
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in which other criminal defendant's are removed from, as being un-eonstitutional, and void legislative; Judicialenforcement?
b. Does a Petitisner loose his/her right to challenge a criminal conviction,or
sentence, upon later discovery of Exculpatorif Evidence violations, eommit.
ted by the State, in violation of the Cinstitutional right of the Defendant?
7. Oues a Petitisner loose his/her right to challenge a eriminaleonviction, later
discoverd to be un-eanstitutiunal by the Su preme Court?
8. Does the Sentencing Court; or the Court of Appeals, have the authority;
Supreme Courtiand the United States Constitution?.
9. Can the Lonsttutional eight to due Prucess for a Criminal defenelant be
Effective Assistance of Counsil Cluim?
Does the Sentencing court have jurisdiction to sentence a defendant under a statute void or judgment unenforceable under the Constitution?