Unlikely, unless you have an explanation for why the issues you describe were not litigated during your appeals.

Perhaps, but the police generally don't operate that way.

Your description of the scenario is far too vague for anyone on this site to give you a meaningful answer.

Yes, the Public Defender's Office will appoint a post-conviction attorney if he is still eligible.

You have not asked a question. Did you have a question?

This is a question for your criminal defense attorney, who presumably knows your case better than anyone on this public website.

This is a question for your criminal defense attorney, who presumably knows your case better than anyone on this public website.

Everything you describe sounds like a common scam.

If you have been ordered to appear, no one on this website is going to advise you not to.

Miranda warnings are only required for custodial interrogation. In the scenario you describe, the statements in question were not made while in...