Is it Unconstitutional to allow a party to make pre-trial elections that deprive another party their due process rights?

QUESTION PRESENTED Fraud Upon the Court is necessarily a sliding : scale. When a state process allows a party to waive ; their own burden of proof through pre-trial election and an ex-parte action based upon fraud, it allows 7 one party to deprive another party of rights without : burden of proof. In this case the moving party need : only fabricate probable cause in an ex-parte action to deprive the court of the authority to burden them with proof. In doing so, the court cannot properly function as a result of Vermont State precedent, and ; an accusation with “no credible factual basis” can result in irreparable harm. THE QUESTION PRESENTED Is: Is it Unconstitutional to allow a party to make os pre-trial elections that deprive another party their due process rights? | | | | . } ee ii LIST OF PROCEEDINGS Vermont Supreme Court ; No. 2020-146 : Dasler v. Dasler | March 5, 2021 | Orange County Family Court . | No. 74-6-17 Oedm | Dasler v. Dasler | April 1, 2020 Vermont Supreme Court ; No. 2018-301 Dasler v. Dasler July 8, 2019 oo Vermont Supreme Court No. 2018-301 : Dasler v. Dasler : June 3, 2019 Orange County Family Court , ‘ No. 74-6-17 Oedm Dasler v. Dasler o, | August 17, 2018 | ; in . . LIST OF PROCEEDINGS (CONT.) ; Orange County Family Court No. 74-6-17 Oedm ; Dasler v. Dasler February 23, 2018 , Orange County Family Court No. 37-5-17 Oefa Dasler v. Dasler August 1, 2017 Orange County Family Court ‘ No. 37-5-17 Oefa Dasler v. Dasler May 23, 2017 ;