Jeffrey Allen Stevens v. United States
FirstAmendment DueProcess JusticiabilityDoctri
Are Predictions of Civil Unrest or Violent Revolt Protected Speech under the First Amendment?
QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Are Predictions, Prognostications or any synonym thereof of any sort, and ». specifically in this case, Predictions of-Civil Unrest or-even of violent, open: revolt in response to systemic misconduct, murder & predictable, institutionalized denial of : Justice by Law Enforcement and the Courts, Protected Speech under the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment? 2. Are U.S. Citizens entitled, under the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment to openly express their fear, their sense of betrayal, their anger, hatred and intolerance of Injustice and evil regardless of who the perpetrators are? 3. Are direct victims of unwarranted Law Enforcement violence and misconduct, and ~ their loved-ones; entitled, under the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment:to openly -.. express their fear, their sense of betrayal, their anger, hatred and intolerance of this undeniable and growing Nation-wide problem? ; i Cy 4, Are U.S. Federal Judges entitled to bypass Article III, Section 2, Clause 3 and Amendment VI of the U.S. Constitution as well as Rule 18 of Criminal Procedure and deny the accused Trial by Jury by declaring that in their opinion a Reasonable Jury would find the accused guilty? 5. Are U.S. Federal Courts entitled to bypass Article ITI, Section 2, Clause 3 of the : U.S. Constitution and-Amendment VI as well as Rule 18 of U:S. Criminal 7 Procedure and force the accused to appear in a State he has never visited, a State . other than where the allegéd crime was committed in a victimless alleged crime? ii