Was Petitioner denied his Constitutional guaranteed rights, power, privilege, or immunity

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW ; 1. Was Petitioner denied his Constitutional , . guaranteed rights, power, privilege, or immunity : guaranteed under the Constitution, and of Due Process and Equal Protection by the Void order for . an appointment of a Receiver, in denial of statutes, — : and decisional laws. Rights are such as belonging to every citizen of the United States by the 1st, 4TH, 57H, 6TH, 8TH, 10th, and 14TH, Amendments. The ; : Constitutional provision of the Due Process Clause requires trial-type hearings prior to the infringement : of individuals’ rights and entitlements? Notable, in Goldberg v. Kelly, 397 U.S. 254 (1970). 2. Was Petitioner denied his Constitutional guaranteed rights, to petition the Government for a ; redress of grievances, pursuant to the First : : Amendment by the improper protection of a 13-year senior research attorney (court judge) by the Opinion , (Opinion) of the 4 Appellate Court. The improper ~ Notice must be to convey the required information in a point-size of type that complies with the statutes, this was not due process or equal protection? 3. Was Petitioner denied under the Equal Protection Clause, the 14th Amendment guarantee that the government must treat a person or class of : persons the same as other persons or classes in like circumstances? The ground for equitable relief . among others is fraud by preventing a fair adversary proceeding, which cannot be enforced. United States ; v. Throckmorton (1878) 98 U.S. 61, 25 L.Ed. 93. i