Whether Petitioner 's Constitutional Rights Under The 5th, 6th And 14th
Amendments Were Violated When The State 's Motions To Allow Hearsay
Evidence To Be Admitted During Petitioner 's State Jury Trial Was
Granted Over Objection.

Whether The Prosecution Violated Petitioner 's Constitutional Rights
Under The 5th And 14th Amendments By Multiple Improper Statements
Made During Trial Where Those Statements Advised, Encouraged And Led
The Jury To Convict Petitioner Based Upon Proof Less Than That Beyond
A Reasonable Doubt

Whether Trial Counsel 's Performance Fell Below The Standard Of The
Sixth Amendment To The U.S. Constitution For Failing To Consult And/Or
Hire An Expert Witness In The Area Of Eye Injuries (Ophthalmologist) To
Rebut The State 's Claim Of Permanent Damage As An Element Of
Aggravated Battery.

Whether Trial Counsel 's Performance Fell Below The Standard Of The
Sixth Amendment To The U.S. Constitution For Allowing The Prosecution
To Present An Out-Of-Court Statement Without Objection As To The
Authentication Of The Identity Of The Speakers?

Whether Trial Counsel 's Performance Fell Below The Standard Of The
Sixth Amendment To The U.S. Constitution For Failing To Utilize A Police
Report To Impeach The Victim Regarding Inconsistent Statements On A
Critical Issue In The Case, The Defendant 's Identity.

Whether Trial Counsel 's Performance Fell Below The Standard Of The
Sixth Amendment To The U.S. Constitution For Failing To Present A
Available Viable Alibi Defense.

Whether Petitioner's Constitutional Rights Under The 5th, 6th And 14th Amendments Were Violated