Would the issuance of a writ of prohibition and/or mandamus be justified

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW L WOULD THE ISSUANCE OF A WRIT OF PROHIBITION AND/OR MANDAMUS BE JUSTIFIED WHERE THE ‘ PETITIONER’S CIRCUMSTANCES COULD AID THIS COURT IN SUPERVISING AN APPELLATE COURT'S JURISDICTION? 7 WOULD THIS COURT BE JUSTIFIED GRANTING EITHER WRIT OF PROHIBITION OR MANDAMUS WHERE ADEQUATE RELIEF CANNOT BE OBTAINED IN ANY OTHER FORM OR FROM ANY OTHER COURT? RESPONDENT PARTIES BY JOINER Statement of Parties; S.Ct. R. 14.1(b); For purpose of this action, the below listed parties shall be joined in cause by nature of their actions, as well as inactions while performing (or the failure to perform) their duties in their official capacities, and, under color of [state] law, being recognized as the real parties in interest, serving as the instruments to the petitioner's deprivations. . ; Therefore, shall be subjected to the penalties of prohibition and/or ; disciplinary actions by means of mandamus, 28 USC §1651, in performing their [judicial] acts or, the failure thereto, as so designated under 42 USC §1983; 18 . USC $242, and, TCA §29-21-313(a) via Tenn.Const, Art. |, &17, all while . performing their duties under color of .[“State’] law-State of Tennessee, who are Robert H. Montgomery, Jr. (former) Judge a , ; & James F. Goodwin, Jr. (current) Judge Sullivan County Criminal/Circuit Court ; 2nd Judicial District : 140 Blountville Bypass; P.O. Box 585 : Blountville, Tennessee. 37617-0585 : . : Norma McGee Ogle, James Curwood Witt, Jr. and D. Kelly Thomas, Jr.Judges; ; ; Knoxville Court of Criminal Appeals Eastern Division: Supreme Court Bldg. R. 200 505 Main St. / P.O. Box 444 Knoxville, Tennessee.37901. ; Harry S. Mattice, Jr. (Dist.Judge) ; U.S. District Court — Eastern Division U.S. Courthouse, Room 140 900 Georgia Avenue Chattanooga, Tennessee.37402