".. .Due Process. .."
1. In a criminal case, when the prosecution introduce evidence at trial where law enforcement cannot identify or verify the evidence 's original source, how does this deprive a defendants ' due process and confrontation clause?
2. In a grand jury hearing, when witness statements are used to obtain an indictment, then later to be falsely reported by investigators, are these violations to the 6th and 14th Amendment?
3. When a DNA search warrant contained the wrong crime, social security, and identification for the accused, does this constitute a due process violation and a 4th Amendment violation?

"...Fair Trial... "
4. If evidence presented to, and deliberated upon by a jury, were later discovered to have been obtained pursuant to defective and unlawful warrants, has the defendant been deprived their 4th, 5th, and 14th Amendment rights as a U.S. Citizen?
5. During trial, if warrants that led to an indictment was discovered to contain false statements for probable cause, is this a violation to the 5th Amendment?
6. When a judge becomes aware of physical evidence that materially contradicts the testimony of a witness, who received a plea agreement contingent upon truthful testimony, does allowing that testimony to stand constitutes a fair trial violation?
7. Where, during individual voir dire, many prospective jurors had expressed that a defendant should try their case in a different county, due to racial bias and community prejudice, and the defense moves for a change of venue, does denying that motion deprive the defendant a fair trial, the 6th Amendment, and an abuse of the judicial discretion? Could then, a defendant question a grand jury 's ability to be impartial *!

"...Unreasonable Searches and Seizers. .."
8. When a jail becomes aware of an ongoing investigation for a criminal case, when does "jail policy " shift to Constitutional protected rights for pretrial detainees?

Whether law enforcement's introduction of evidence with unverified sources, use of false witness statements in grand jury proceedings, issuance of defective search warrants, and denial of change of venue motions based on racial bias deprive a criminal defendant of due process, confrontation clause, fair trial, and Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendment rights