Jeffrey Ndungi Sila v. United States
Whether the Fifth Circuit proceedings in petitioner's case "so far departed from the accepted and usual course of judicial proceedings," Sup. Ct. R. 10(a), as to call for this Court's reversal of the Fifth Circuit's judgment and a remand with instructions to conduct further proceedings in which (1) the Fifth Circuit should apply the plain-error standard to the two new issues raised on petitioner's second appeal; and (2) petitioner should be represented by appointed counsel.
Whether the Fifth Circuit proceedings in petitioner's case so departed from the accepted and usual course of judicial proceedings as to call for this Court's reversal of the Fifth Circuit's judgment and a remand with instructions to conduct further proceedings in which (1) the Fifth Circuit should apply the plain-error standard to the two new issues raised on petitioner's second appeal; and (2) petitioner should be represented by appointed counsel