1. Is a void criminal judgment, taken contrary to the 6th Amendment right to
assistance of counsel, nevertheless legally sufficient to criminally punish the
convicted person for registering to vote?

2. Does the 1st Amendment peaceful petition clause protect persons who reasonably
rely upon the US Constitution and US Supreme Court precedent, in engaging in
peaceful petition or conditions precedent thereto?

3. What remedies should be available for violations of 1st Amendment peaceful petition
rights?

Is a void criminal judgment taken contrary to the 6th Amendment right to assistance of counsel legally sufficient to criminally punish the convicted person for registering to vote?