Is it a Constitutional deprivation to put a person found not guilty on community supervision or probation for the charge; or, to permit states to abrogate expungement for served or dismissed community supervision or probation terms?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Isit a Constitutional deprivation to put a person found not guilty on community supervision or probation for the charge; or, to permit states to abrogate expungement for served or dismissed community supervision or probation terms? 2. If agencies fail to regulate and enforce pervasive safety, peace, privacy, and accessibility issues at multifamily residential properties, are they responsible for Constitutional property, domestic tranquility, implied; and liberty deprivations? 3. Is it a Fifth Amendment deprivation (a) to deny counsel to an indigent in a complex civil case for which there is no other reasonable remedy available; or (b) to deny a non-attorney indigent litigant liberal treatment? i LIsT OF ALL PROCEEDINGS DIRECTLY RELATED ; e Texas v. Gallogly, No. C-1-CR-15-211649, Travis County Criminal Court, . Judgment entered January 20, 2017. : e Gallogly v. U.S, et al, No. A18CV0571-RP-ML, U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas. Judgment entered December 21, 2018. . . e Gallogly v..U.S., et al, No. 19-50044, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Judgment entered March 2, 2020. ii