Whether federal courts have jurisdiction to enforce a Medicare Administrative Law Judge's order

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether a circuit split exists between the Fifth and Sixth Circuits regarding whether federal courts have jurisdiction to issue mandamus relief to enforce a Medicare Administrative Law Judge's order. 2. Whether a circuit split exists between the Fifth and Sixth Circuits regarding whether federal courts have subject-matter jurisdiction over collateral claims against Medicare Administrative Contractors. 3. Whether subjecting collateral due process and tort claims against Medicare contractors to the channeling provisions of 42 U.S.C. 405(h) results in no meaningful review of said collateral tort and due process claims. 4. Whether the denial of oral argument by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals denied Petitioners their due process rights under the United States and Michigan Constitutions. 5. Whether the United States Attorney's appearance on behalf of Respondents without first filing with the District Court a statement of interest or formal request to intervene constituted reversible error. i