WHEN PETITION FOR EXTRAORDINARY WRIT IS FILED ON DOUBLE JEOPARDY CAUSE THERETO, THE STATE HIGHEST COURT BEFORE TRIAL HAD EITHER JURISDICTION FOR THE SAME OFFENSE ALSO HAD IMMEMORIAL REQUIREMENT WITHIN THE SAME CAUSE NUMBER, AND LAYMAN DISTRICT COURT PROCEED TO BEFORE WITHHOLDING WRIT IS ALLOWED, DO INMATES LOSS ADEQUATE OPPORTUNITY TO PETITION THE COURT ABOUT ISSUES IN CONTROL DIVERSITY?

Whether the state court's denial of a pretrial writ of habeas corpus on double jeopardy grounds, where the defendant was reindicted for the same offense and the criminal court proceeded to trial before the writ was answered, violated the defendant's due process rights by denying an adequate opportunity to petition the court on the matters in controversy