The first question presented is :
Should the Sixth Amendment right to counsel attach at the moment
an accused is confronted by his expert adversary with a plea
offer where the results of the confrontation might well settle
his fate ?

The second question presented is :
Gould a defendant's objectively reasonable subjective (mis)understanding
of the terms and consequences of a plea agreement ever form the basis of
a Due Process issue concerning the voluntariness of the plea ?

Should the Sixth Amendment right to counsel attach at the moment an accused is confronted by his expert adversary with a plea offer where the results of the confrontation might well settle his fate?