Bernard Antoine Hardrick v. Michigan
DueProcess
I. Did The Trial Court Violate Petitioner's Right To Be Present Right To Counsel, And Right To Self-Representation When It Improperly Excluded Petitioner From The Trial During Closing Argument When He Was Representing Himself And They Failed To Give The Jury A Crate Instruction Regarding His Exclusion?
II. Was The Petitioner's Right To Due Process Under The Fourteenth Amendment Violated When The Prosecution Neglected To File, And Serve, Any Motions And 15-00819-01-FA; The Prosecution And, Has The Petitioner's Right To Due Process Violated In Case Number 15-00817-01-FH When He Was Convicted On Charges Not Filed on A Fourteenth Amendment Case Number 15-00819-01-FH And Convicted on Information In Relations To Case Number 15-00797-6 Based on Complainants Not Charged In Prosecution?
III. Was The Enterprise; () The People Filed To Produce Adequate Discovery The Predicate Offense Of The Criminal Redford Township (The Was The Only Complainant To Support The Charged Offenses Against The Petitioner Held A Legal Claim In The Case, Her He Got In The Informations (3) Only Entered For one Count of False Prosecution He Entered; (i) And The Trial Court 15-00798-01-FH, @ Defenses For The Criminal Enterprise In Case Number?
Whether the trial court violated petitioner's right to be present, right to counsel, and right to self-representation when it improperly excluded petitioner from the trial during closing argument when he was representing himself