Whether the denial of a person's right to pursue litigation based solely on the fact that the person died via suicide is a violation of the 14th-Amendment

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether the denial of a person’s right to pursue litigation based solely on the fact that the person died via suicide is a violation of the 14°" Amendment. 2. Should a Motion to Dismiss be granted, when the evidence presented by the Defendants is based solely on the fact that the Plaintiff’s decedent died from suicide? 3. The West Virginia Supreme Court disregards the due process problem created by the Court’s precedent disallowing representatives of persons who died from suicide from pursing a wrongful death lawsuit. 4, Whether the West Virginia Supreme Court’s decision is a violation of the State Court legislation outlined in West Virginia Code §55-7B-1 et seq. 5. Is the West Virginia Supreme Court’s failure to recognize recovery by a plaintiff based upon a cause of action for wrongful death by suicide where the defendant is found to have actually caused the suicide a violation of the 14" Amendment?