Right to question witnesses

1. When State Prosecutor fail to adhere to ethical obligations, and not avoid the appearance of partiality, also not obey discovery obligations merely to secure a conviction, does this negate legal principles of the United States Constitutions 6 th Amendment and legitimizes unavailability of a witness due to the deliberate not signing of, and rejecting a subpoena for trial for that particular witness, by the prosecutor over the case? Under the 4 th , 5 th , 6 th and 14 th Amendment of the United States Constitution. 2. When an act of bad faith by an official is reprimanded and that official is part of a case, if the defendant makes a substantial showing prior to the outcome of said official, does the defendant have a right to effectively cross examine to any extent that witness during precursory process under the sixth amendment of the United States Constitution. 3. When the State nolle prosqui a charge off of the information, in writing on a plea form and on the same day orally pronounce in open court nolle prosqui of said count does further proceedings have jurisdiction to present or impose a sentence under the 14 th Amendment of the United States Constitution? 4. When a Defendant is subjected to willful denial of all of his rights in a criminal proceeding does 18 U.S.C. Section 242 apply to his post-Conviction proceeding? 5. Under the United States Constitution 14 th Amendment can the asserted claim of “ failed to protect fundamental rights” apply to speedy trial violation?