Whether claims of wrongful use of civil proceedings, civil conspiracy, or defamation would be irreparably lost if this appeal is not heard

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. The questions posed in the course of appellate actions at FD-07-000190 were made cognizable by stipulation of all represented parties.1 Each question should be regarded as if entered here in its entirety.2 2. Would claims of 42 Pa.C.S. §8351 Wrongful use of civil proceedings, civil conspiracy or 42 Pa.C.S. §8344 Defamation be irreparably lost per Pa.R.A.P. §313(b) Collateral Orders if this appeal is not heard?3 3. Are the trial courts instructions per Count 2 intelligible? 4. ~ Would the underlying criminal complaints or data supporting those claims be irreparably lost if this appeal is not heard? ; 5. Was that the intention of the trial court? 6. Would this perverse outcome further erode Pa. Constitution Article 1§11 or U.S. Constitution Article IV§1? 7. Why did the Hon. David Wecht participate in decisions about FD-07-000190? 8. Do either 18 U.S.C. §1346 or U.S.C. §1961 provide remedy for the problem of Thrasymachus? Does the #NewOrganon? 9. Could all of this damage be mitigated by ordering the trial court to hear 04-25-19 Amended Complaint?4 1 See attached Exhibit G. Items of Judicial Notice or 2 See attached Exhibit H. Questions or Aporia or . 3 For definitions of civil conspiracy see: Weaver v. Franklin County, 918 A.2d 194, 202 (Pa.Cmwlth. : 2007), and Reading Radio, Inc. v. Fink, 833 A.2d 199, 212 (Pa.Super. 2003). 4 See attached Exhibits E-F or download directly at : ii : LISTS OF PARTIES AND