Is the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment violated by the lower courts when a prisoner petitioner's 28 USC §2255 habeas corpus raising Second and Sixth Amendment claims is denied by "preliminary review" without a hearing- denial alleges no constitutional violations occurred- when the courts recognize a constitutional Second Amendment claim in a subsequently filed Writ of Coram Nobis and appointed counsel for that separate filing when the original filing contained the strongest issues and the Second Amendment claim preventing the prisoner from developing the Sixth Amendment claim with counsel?

Is the Fourteenth Amendment violated when an inmate petitioner is physically restrained from any access to legal papers, files, copy machine, or case notes due to being on COVID-19 quarantine during the 28 day response deadline-inmate received the order with only 12 days left to respond pursuant to Rule 59(e) he had just started quarantine- when the court did hot allow any time to account for the impediment suffered by the inmate on quarantine?

Is the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment violated when a prisoner's 28 USC §2255 habeas corpus raising Second and Sixth Amendment claims is denied without a hearing?