(1) Given that Due Process requires that a guilty plea be "knowing and intelligent," when a pro se defendant seeks to plead guilty to a death-eligible homicide charge arising from a killing actually committed by his codefendant, must he be informed of the prosecution's theory of his own criminal liability for the death?

(2) Does the Due Process Clause require special procedural safeguards for a pro se defendant who seeks to plead guilty in a capital case?

Whether a pro se defendant must be informed of the prosecution's theory of his own criminal liability when pleading guilty to a death-eligible homicide charge arising from a killing actually committed by his codefendant