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?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW I. ; 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? : , V4 I 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 ( or courts) shall be joined in cause by nature of their jurisdiction, capacities and authority, while performing their duties in their [ official ] capacities, under color of [state and federal] law, being recognized as the respondents in this petition, serving as the instruments to the petitioner's [illegal] detention. : Therefore, shall be recognized as the opposing parties for the State of Tennessee pursuant to their respective and federal; who are — Davidson County Criminal Court : 20 Judicial District; division-| UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS ; Nashville, Tennessee. 37219 For The Sixth Circuit 1--Public Square, suite 203 100 East Fifth Street, Room 540 P.O. Box 196303, POTTER-STEWART U.S. COURTHOUSE Nashville, Tennessee.37219 Cincinnati, Ohio. 45202-3988 : Tenn. Court of Criminal Appeals _ . United States District Court , For The Middle Division For the Middle District of Tennessee 100 Supreme Court Building, U.S. Courthouse, Room 800 401 7' Ave. North 801 Broadway, Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee.37202 The Supreme Court of Tennessee : oo Supreme Court Building, suite 318, 401 7th ave. North : ; Nashville, Tennessee. 37219 . Each respondent's cloak of authority or otherwise lesser supervisory authority shall be governed by Acts of U.S. Congress, e.g. Title 28 USC §§1254(1) (a), 1257(a), and, 1651(a) as well as State Legislation; Tennessee Constitution, Art. 1, §9.