Stanley J. Caterbone v. National Security Agency
SocialSecurity DueProcess Patent Privacy
Is there Judicial Misconduct and Abuse of Authority
QUESTIONS PRESENTED QUESTION NUMBER ONE: Is there Judicial Misconduct and Abuse of Authority and are the courts attempting to hide the fact that there are abuses by the military and intelligence agencies, possibly originating out of the National Security Agency, or NSA including COITELPRO operations and still going on today all of which entail numerous violations of the U.S. Constitution? PETITIONER Stan J. Caterbone has provided substantial supporting evidence, especially considering U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey Schmehl's Opinion which states and the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals upheld “as noted above, Caterbone has a history of filing mumerous frivolous complaints regarding his allegations of government mind-control in this Court. In light of that history, the Court places Caterbone on notice that further baseless filings may result in restriction of his filing privileges. See Abdul-Akbar v. Watson, 901 F.2d 329,333 (3d Cir. 1990) (“When a district court is confronted with a pattern of conduct from which it can only conclude that a litigant is intentionally abusing the judicial process and will continue to do so unless restrained, we believe it is entitled to resort to its power of injunction and contempt to protect its process."). An appropriate Order follows. Additionally any second amended complaint shall, as clearly and briefly as possible, state the factual basis for Caterbone's claims against each defendant, state the basis for the Court's jurisdiction over the claim, and state the relief that Caterbone seeks . from this Court. Caterbone should not reassert any claims regarding the government's mind control over him or other claims that the Court has determined to be factually frivolous. If Caterbone files a second amended complaint, the Clerk of Court should not make service until so ORDERED ” ANSWER TO QUESTION NUMBER ONE: YES PETITION FOR WRIT OF CERTIORARI Page No. 4 of 40 Pages Tuesday May 12, 2020 by Stan J. Caterbone, Pro Se PETITIONER