1. IS THE STATE OF LOUISIANA VIOLATING THE DUE PROCESS CLAUSE OF THE SIXTH
AMENDMENT BY NOT ADDRESSING CLAIMS RAISED BY PETITIONER ON A LAW THAT IS
BASED ON RACIAL DISCRIMINATION, AND CAN THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
PROCEDURALLY BAR A PETITIONER ON A LAW THAT IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL BASED
ON RACIAL DISCRIMINATION AND IS VOID ACCORDING TO THE FOURTEENTH
AMENDMENT 'S PRIVELEGE AND IMMUNITIES CLAUSE.

Is the state of Louisiana violating the due process clause of the Sixth Amendment by not addressing claims raised by petitioner on a law that is based on racial discrimination, and can the state of Louisiana procedurally bar a petitioner on a law that is unconstitutional based on racial discrimination and is void according to the Fourteenth Amendment's privilege and immunities clause?