Whether a jurisdictional defective sentence is "non-law" and cannot be adjudicated time or procedurally barred under U.S. Supreme Court law of United States v. Griffin, 82 L.Ed 764 (1938)?

Whether a jurisdictional defective sentence must be noticed, heard, and adjudicated at any time or procedurally barred adjudication?

Whether an unlawful (jurisdictional defective) sentence, "no" appeal to a court of appeals time or procedurally barred adjudication, by Supreme Court?

Whether a jurisdictional defective sentence is "non-law" and cannot be time or procedurally adjudication under S.CT law of United States v. Griffin, 82 L.Ed 764 (1938)?

Whether counsel was grossly 100% ineffective, jurisdictionally defective sentence was given to the criminal client, by given the trial judge, the police and probation department finding drug amounts for sentence under title 21:841, outside the trial jury verdict sheet when Strickland S.CT caselaw states that if counsel caused a greater sentence to be given?

Whether the above (8) Supreme Court caselaw states that only the police, nor probation department can find the weight for sentence under title 21:841 drug penalty chart, house the trial jury verdict sheet, thus only the trial jury can find legally the weight sentencing and no one else?

Whether a jurisdictional defective sentence must be noticed, heard, adjudicated and legally corrected at any time, whether on appeal or any other motion