Whether a writ of mandamus should be issued to obtain a written judgment to execute, which has money issued with it, after the state supreme court had already ruled and no factual determination was questionable

QUESTIONS PRESENTED STATE: parm ~ . Mandate granted to the Serna Party filed on March, 2014—-.-—-re oe needs a writ of mandamus issued to obtain a written , ‘judgment to execute, which has money issued with it, and : state district court refused to sign the judgment. State ; Supreme Court had already ruled, and no factual determination was questionable. ; Need order to vacate state invalid arbitration award, from 2015, "procured through arbitrator’s misconduct to hear evidence material to controversy between the contractor, thus the trial court erred. Misconduct by Party member, Webster, who chose to mislead the arbitrator that she had paid the contract in full, . left out the change orders, which are part of the contract, and . had not been paid. FEDERAL: Default judgments: were set aside, but were never signed, in federal court, and one defendant refused to respond to the court’s summons. Damages for deprivation of civil and constitutional rights, in state 7 a district court, and federal district court, against the Judicial Defendants. Be w . ii LIST OF PARTY MEMBERS Margette Webster, David Webster, State of New Mexico, U.S. Judicial Second District Court; 7 Carl Butkus; Cindy Molina; Alan Malott; Beatrice Brickhouse; Bobby Jo Walker; Nan Nash; James A. Noel; Joey Moya; Amy Mayer; Madeline Garcia; Arthur Pepin; Monica Zamora; Cheryl Ortega; New Mexico Construction Industries; : Pat McMurray; Martha Murillo; Sally . Galanter; Robert “Mike” Unthank; Martin Romero; Amanda Roybal; Clayton Crowley; Alex Chisholm; Calvin A. Calvert; and John Wells. ‘ CORPORATE DISCLOSURE Petitioner, Serna & Associates Construction Co., LLC has no corporation, and no publicly held company owns ten percent Oe i or more of its stock. € t iv