If due process of law is violated when a judge in a hidden trial disappears and erases from his judgment the confession obtained through strong cross-examination as stipulated in the complaint

Questions Presented A= If due process of law is violated when a judge in a hidden trial disappears and erases from his judgment the confession obtained through strong cross-examination as stipulated in the complaint. B= If the equal protection under the law is breached when a judge denies the complainant his determination so that the complainant cannot appeal the adverse judicial opinion. List of all Proceedings in Other Courts That Are Directly Related to the Present Case in the Supreme Court Accusation, Carlos Santiago, et al v. Josean Toucet, et al, Q-2008-3-057-3875 (Criminal), Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Municipal Court, Pefiuelas Part. Judgment Entered November 13, 2008 Josean Toucet, et al v. Carlos Santiago, et al, JDP-2009-0338, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, Court of First Instance, Ponce Part. Judgment entered August 21, 2019.Not related to the Supreme Court because it was revoked by the Puerto Rico Court of Appeals. Josean Toucet, et al v. Carlos Santiago, et al, KLAN 2019-0983, Puerto Rico Appeals Court, Judgment entered July 15, 2020. Josean Toucet, et al v. Carlos Santiago, No. AC-2020-0051, Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Supreme Court, Resolution entered February 8, 2021.