Is a Circuit court allowed to establish new precedence by disregarding and/or overruling twenty-four statutes written by the Congress of the United States and signed by the President of the United States as well as three articles of the United States Constitution and two Sections of the Texas Constitution that disagrees with their position?

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED Is a Circuit court allowed to establish new precedence by disregarding and/or overruling twenty-four statutes written by the Congress of the United States and signed by the President of the United States as well as three articles of the United States Constitution and two Sections of the Texas Constitution that disagrees with their position? Can a bankruptcy court establish new precedence supported by the Circuit Court allowing the bankruptcy court to disregard all jurisdiction rules, statutes, and procedures in an effort to accept cases that are not a part of a discharged bankruptcy case. May a Circuit Court enter a judgement partly based on issues that were not part of the appeal and occurred after the appeal was filed and was not part of the cases involved? : fo . . ii Can a pro-se Plaintiff filing in state court be declared a vexatious litigant by a bankruptcy court judge without the Plaintiff having filed any case in the bankruptcy ; court pro-se and the bankruptcy court demanding that a state court judge or another federal trial court judge must receive permission from the bankruptcy court judge before a motion is allowed to be filed in the state or federal court case that is not and never has been in the bankruptcy court?