Are State Supreme Courts required to adhere to self-contained statutes governing Decedents-Estates-and-Fiduciaries when determining Wrongful-Death-Claims?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Are State Supreme Courts required to adhere to the standards of self-contained statues governing Decedents, Estates and Fiduciaries within their respective jurisdictions, more specifically in this matter, the Pennsylvania Statutes announced in Title 20 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes (“C.S.A.”) §3323. “Compromise of Controversies” and §3332 “Inherent Powers and Duties” when determining matters related to a Wrongful Death Claim? 2. Are State Supreme Courts required to adhere to the standards of self-contained wrongful death statues enacted within their respective jurisdictions, more specifically in this matter the Pennsylvania Wrongful Death Act announced in Title 42 Pa. C.S.A. §8301? 3. Are State Supreme Courts required to adhere to standards announced in litigation unrelated to a Wrongful Death Action when determining matters related to a Wrongful Death Claim? 2 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES PETITION FOR A WRIT OF CERTIORARI Petitioner Deree J. Norman respectfully prays for a writ of certiorari to review the judgment below. OPINION BELOW. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court offered no opinion of its own, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court merely issued an Order! denying the Petition for Allowance of Appeal which : appears at