Is a judge categorically in excess of jurisdiction to enter an order if said judge refuses to obey the interplay between Article VI, cl. 2 of the United States Constitution and 28 U.S.C., § 2254 (F), which requires that, before ruling on the merits, the judge must order the State to produce the actual court records (after the sufficiency of their summaries were challenged as fraudulent and specific gaps pointed to)

QUESTION PRESENTED Is a judge: Scategorically "in ‘excess of jurisdiction to enter an order’ if said judge reftises’ ‘to’ obey” ‘the interplay between Article VI, cl. 2 of ; the United States Constitution and 28 U.S.C., § 2254 (F), which requires an that, before ruling on the merits, the judge must order the State to produce the actual: court records (after the sufficiency of their summaries were challenged as fraudulent and specific gaps pointed to)? | { ; | : | 7 . | . | . 7 7 1 INTERESTED PARTIES : Jessica Manojlovich Asst. Attorney General ; P.O. Box 12548, Capitol Station : Austin, Texas 78711 _ — Page 1. Question Presented . 2. 2. 1. ee ee eee ee ee 2: Interested Parties . 6 5 ee ee ee we ee ee ee i 3.