IS THE DENIAL OF DUE PROCESS RIGHTS BY THE CALIFORNIA COURT OF APPEALS, IN DENYING AUTOMATIC REVIEW OF CONVICTION PURSUANT TO U.S. GRIFFIN V. ILLINOIS, 351 U.S. 12 (1956) FOR INDIGENT SENTENCES TRANSCRIPTS RECORD BEING ON OR NEVER TRANSCRIBED AND FAR & PAPER NOT CONVICTION APPEAL CAN BE DONE WITHOUT SENTENCES TRANSCRIPTS CULPABLE FED. CO. 4 ILL. POST CONVICTION HARW AT, 11. REV. STAT. CH. 3 5 826-832.) ESPECIALLY WHEN THE PRISONER IS ACTUALLY FREE EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE NOT BEING ALLOWED TO APPEALS

Whether the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment requires the government to provide counsel to indigent defendants in misdemeanor cases where imprisonment is a possible punishment