1. Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the
Prosecutor's Failure to Disclose Brady Evidence
Deprived Cornejo of His Right to Confront and Cross-Examine His Witnesses at His Preliminary Hearing?

2. Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the
Admission of Anaya's Preliminary Hearing Testimonyat Trial Violated Cornejo's Right to Confront andCross Examine Witnesses?

3. Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the
Trial Court Deprived Cornejo of Due Process, a FairTrial, and the Right to Present a Defense by ExcludingAnaya's Statements from His July 29, 2012 PoliceInterview?

4. Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the
Evidence Failed to Prove That the Gun Was Stolenand That Cornejo Committed the Crime to Benefit aCriminal Gang Enhancement?

Should a COA Have Been Granted to Decide If the Prosecutor's Failure to Disclose Brady Evidence Deprived Cornejo of His Right to Confront and Cross-Examine His Witnesses at His Preliminary Hearing?