1. Can a prosecutor's display of a visual presentation during summation activate implicit biases, and if so, does the activation of those biases deprive a criminal defendant of a fair trial?

2. Does this Court need a more specific standard of review for claims of prosecutorial misconduct involving visual presentations?

3. Did the Court of Appeals Second Circuit correctly decide to not to issue petitioner a COA?

4. Did the District Court properly deny petitioner's request for an evidentiary hearing.

Can a prosecutor's display of visual presentation during summation activate implicit biases, and if so, does the activation of those biases deprive a criminal defendant of a fair trial?