1. Was a State Appellate Courts Finding that the States Prosecutorial Misconduct and Conditioning during Voir Dire was waived by Failure to Raise these issues on Direct Appeal Wrong and an unconstitutional denial of Due Process Under the 14th Amendment?

2. Was Christian Rickers' Due Process Rights Under the 14th Amendment of the Constitution violated when the State Appellate Court Ruled that Rickers Trial Counsel has Not Shown either deficient Performance or Prejudice on the issues of introducing evidence that Christian Rickers accusers Sister Made allegations of Sexual abuse that indicated Ricker was the Perpetrator and by Failing to Cross-examine Rickers accuser (J.S.) regarding her Prior inconsistent Statements?

Whether the state appellate court's ruling on a criminal defendant's post-conviction claims of prosecutorial misconduct and ineffective assistance of counsel violated his due process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment