Juan T. Tyler v. Luis Martinez, Warden
I. Did the Prosecution Proved Beyond a Reasonable Doubt that the Shooter Premeditated and Deliberated an Attempted Murder?
II. Did the Trial Court Deprive Tyler of Due Process and a Fair Trial by Failing to Instruct with the Lesser Included Offense of Attempted Voluntary Manslaughter?
III. Did the Prosecutor Commit Prejudicial Misconduct During Closing Argument; Did Trial and Appellate Counsel Render Ineffective Assistance?
IV. Did Trial and Appellate Counsel Render Ineffective Assistance (Claims I-III)?
V. Did the Cumulative Effect of the Errors in Claims I-III Deprive Tyler of Due Process and a Fair Trial?
VI. Did the Trial Court Err by Failing to Sua Sponte Instruct the Jury on the Affirmative Defense of Others?
Whether the prosecution proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the shooter premeditated and deliberated an attempted murder, and whether the trial court deprived the defendant of due process by failing to provide lesser included offense instructions