1. Can a defendant be deprived of liberty in violation of due process?

2. Can the State be allowed to circumvent statutory limitations through a reenactment MCA civil statute?

3. Should claims affecting a fundamental constitutional right be time barred or procedurally barred?

4. Should state be permitted to prosecute the accused in violation of a statute of limitations?

5. Should Mississippi law conform to principles of justice?

6. What state legal obligation to provide accused with a speedy trial and right to present plea?

7. Is a sentence in violation of MCA a civil limitation and illegal sentence?

8. Does right to due process and can a claim concerning an accused be barred as successive writ or is correcting a fundamentally unjust incarceration protected from procedural bars and judicial discretion?

9. Is the Court assessing MCA claim 21 day rule from reindictment affording the reindicted legal protection?

10. Can the State up the ante because petitioner does not desire to plea after jury trial right is already invoked?

11. Once that right is exercised, must speedy trial and right begin as required sect of the law?

Whether a defendant can be deprived of liberty in violation of due process and whether claims affecting fundamental constitutional rights can be procedurally barred or time-barred