Michael Clark v. United States District Court for the Northern District of New York
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Did the Northern District and Second Circuit Courts violate the Clark Family First Amendment and Common Law Rights related to the two fraudulent court orders
QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Did the Northern District and Second Circuit Courts ; violated the Clark Family First Amendment and Common Law Rights related to the two fraudulent court orders of 8/26/05 and , wih 13/02 under Nixon v. Warner Communications, Inc, 435 U.S. . 589 (1978) and did those Judges, as well as the State Judges, nile ; in favor of “usurped authorities” in violation of subject-matter jurisdiction, in violation of Bradley v. Fisher, 80 U.S. 13 Wall, 335 (1871) and do those-judges have Judicial Immunity when they ruled in favor of those “usurped authorities” and should criteria be established related to that violation. 2. Did the Judges of the Second Circuit and the Northern ; District violate the Federal Rules and Procedures and “Color of Law” ; related to inserting county attorney's to represent state court's in the . petitioner's docket and conspire with the NY State Attorney General's related to those docket entries in violation of federalism and comity, ; and should rules related to that practice be made. Did Judge | McAvoy violate the Rules Enabling Act 28 U.S.C. § 2072 in relation : to discovery and did the Second Circuit use those rules violations to deny the right to appeal. . | @ RULE 24.1(b) STATEMENT . _Pursuant to Supreme Court rule 24(b) the petitioner . Michael Clark, is listed in the Caption. The remaining _ parties that are part of the Northern District's filing appealed from have been omitted and the : Second Circuit Court has violated the rules to my filing and refuse to list the parties and will . _ + not list them, striking my filing, claiming it was defective, and was never given due notice, . and never explaining why it was defective, : a violation of notice. This is why it : came to be a violation of normal practice. ii)