Does Article III of the U.S. Constitution belong to the legal profession or to the American people?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 1. Does Article III of the U.S. Constitution belong to the legal profession or to the American people? 2. Do Americans still have the inherent and unalienable ; rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? 3. Are lawyers and judges in the jurisdiction of the Ninth Circuit permitted to escape the self-evident truths that underpin our entire society since July 4, 1776? 4. May the bar association of a state (such as California) discriminate against a United States citizen on the basis of his/her peaceful political views and civic beliefs? 5. Do the federal civil rights laws protect the rights of minorities in America to respect 46 presidential administrations? 6. May lawyers and judges in the jurisdiction of the 9th Circuit refuse to understand the world since Sept. 11, 2001? 7. Is volunteering to perform public service for U.S. military and troops inconsistent with moral character or fitness , required to function as a member of the U.S. legal profession? 8. How long will the United States Supreme Court permit the Ninth Circuit to presume that judges and lawyers know the law better than the governed citizens themselves? 9. Is it a mistake for the next-generation of Americans to waste their time and efforts in public service of their Nation? 10. Will Americans suffer for Posterity because their legal system mistakes mental intellect for mental illness? 11. How should the United Nations discipline lawyers, judges and state actors who violate an individual’s human rights? 2 Petition for Writ Certiorari