Whether reasonable jurists would disagree that a prosecutor violates a capital defendant's Fifth-Amendment right not to testify at the penalty phase by repeatedly telling the jury that the defendant deserved no mercy because he had not personally begged them for it—because he had not "throw[n] himself on his face in front of the jury and said I did it all, forgive me. It's my fault." ROA.8723.

Whether a prosecutor violates a capital defendant's Fifth Amendment right by repeatedly telling the jury that the defendant deserved no mercy for not personally begging for forgiveness