Whether any court can deprive Constitutional rights and violate the Supremacy Clause, and use RICO racketeering acts to stop legal court filings

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1) Whether any court can deprive Constitutional 1°, 2°4, 4", 5%, gt 13 and 14% Amendment rights and violate the Supremacy Clause Constitution Article VI, US Code Title 42 Sections 1981(a), to Order and sabotage no ability to use the US Courts in violation of due process and equal protection and do RICO RACKETEERING “pay to play” acts to stop legal court filings by illegal Order by judicial dictatorship in unlawful schemes, and illegal Orders stating the “use of the United States courts is a “privilege” not a “RIGHT” wrongly determined in a Constitutional conspiracy and violations of Oath, Canon, Code of Judicial Conduct and sedition and treason against America? 2) Whether either a State Judge or a Federal Judge in any US court can peruse and view court filings before having “jurisdiction” prior to filing, and then deny such filings by illegal Order to the court clerk not to file any Complaint or other legal court papers, when they disclose public/judicial corruption, disclose proven judicial bribery, illegal Constitutional deprivations, criminal RICO acts, violations ; of Oath, deprivations of due process and equal protection and injustices perpetrated willfully by justices? 3) Whether, either a State Judge or a Federal Judge can set case law depriving a US Citizen “free process”/’forma pauperis” when the citizen fully qualifies under SNAP food assistance aid, Medicaid health aid, and SSI federal financial aid due to disability in full violation of Act of July 20, 1892, Ch. 209, 27 Stat. 252 (codified as amended at 28 U.S.C. § 1915 (1982)). Wherein the relevant parts of a the statute now read: (a) Any court of the United States may authorize the commencement, prosecution or defense of any suit, action or proceeding, civil or ; criminal, or appeal therein, without prepayment of fees and costs or security therefor, by a person who makes affidavit that he is unable to pay such costs or give security therefor that. includes affidavit that shall state the nature of the action, defense or appeal and affiant's belief that he is entitled to redress, and use : such deprivation as a RICO RACKETEERING “TOOL” [“pay to play”] for deliberate deprivations of due process and equal protection due to the pleadings of the citizen Plaintiff disclosing judicial and public corruption? “ 4) Whether judges that violate RICO willfully while in judicial capacity are “above the law” and can use their judicial power and position to undermine the rule of law and integrity of the judicial branch of government under the parameters of the US Constitution Section I Article III, and not be prosecuted for sedition and treason against the United States of America pursuant to the 14 Amendment Section 3? 5) Whether the State of New Mexico can continue to receive Federal funding when ; depriving citizens Constitutional deprivations and using judicial RICO ACTS to stop due process and equal protection ofa citizen? 6) Whether any judge, after being “recused for cause” of Constitutional, Rules of Civil Procedure, Oath violations, bias, prejudice and other vile acts against the tule of law, can then be assigned to multiple other cases against the Plaintiff and whether the court can continue to force the Plaintiff to stand before and have interaction with said judge in violation of US Code Title 28 Section 453 and 455 in perjury of Oath, and deprive due process and equal protection to be forcefully ) subjected to involuntary servitude in violation of the 13"" Amendment and against mandates for due process and equal protection with a “fair and impartial judiciary? 7) Whether the United States Supreme Court will exercise “superintending control” over the entire judiciary of the State of New Mexico and the 10" Circuit US District Court for the District of New Mexico and prosecute all involved judges . for deprivations in conspiracy of Constitution, and violations of Oath, Canon, Judicial Standards, criminal acts of RICO and state and federal criminal c