Kenneth J. Coleman v. United States
1). Is the petitioner constitutionally entitled to a hearing upon the issue of his competency to stand trial.
Was the petitioner tried, convicted and sentenced while incompetent. 2).
Did the prosecution's reading of a codefendant's plea agreement to the jury containing 3). incriminating and inculpatory statements imputed to the witness but not admitted by the witness deny the petitioner's constitutional right to confrontation.
4). Whethr the reading of a co defendant's facially incriminating plea agreement to the jury without a limiting instruction was constitutional error.
Whether appellate counsel's failure to raise a "Pate" claim on behalf of the petitonr, 5). constitutes ineffective assistance of counsel.
Is the petitioner constitutionally entitled to a hearing upon the issue of his competency to stand trial