1. Does this Court's precedent, and due process, prohibit a federal appellate court from upholding a conviction on a theory of guilt that was never charged in the indictment, presented by the prosecution, or submitted to the jury?

2. Whether a wire transfer, initiated without any misrepresentation to a financial institution, constitutes "theft by false pretense" from a bank under 18 U.S.C. § 2113(b), despite contrary rulings from the Third and Seventh Circuits?

3. Whether a defendant is denied fundamental due process when multiple trial errors — culminating in the reversal of most convictions on appeal — are deemed harmless in isolation, but collectively render the trial fundamentally unfair and the remaining verdicts unreliable?

Question not identified.