Whether due process of law requires reversal where a capital conviction is so infected with errors that the prosecutor who prosecuted the case no longer seeks to defend it.

Whether, in this capital case, the Missouri courts erred in failing to recognize that a prosecutor's testimony that he struck a juror "in part" because of his race requires reversal under Batson v. Kentucky.

Whether due process requires reversal when a prosecutor concedes constitutional errors in a capital conviction and no longer seeks to defend the case