Alfred P. Centofanti, III v. Nevada
SocialSecurity DueProcess FourthAmendment
Whether the denial of a pro se inmate with stage IV cancer's requests to extend filing deadlines, stay the proceedings, refer the appeal to a pro bono program, or to appoint counsel to either accommodate or assist one with a medical disability was a denial of Due Process, and Equal Protection Rights under the U.S. Constitution and a further violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act?
questions presented for review were presented in briefs, motions, supplements, and a 13 | fully briefed Petition for Review (Petition, Answer, Reply) and denied on the merits, but without 14 || Centofanti being provided access to the Courts. 15 Question One: Whether the denial of a pro se inmate with stage IV cancer’s requests to 16 || extend filing deadlines, stay the proceedings, refer the appeal to a pro bono program, or to appoint 17 | counsel to either accommodate or assist one with a medical disability was a denial of Due Process, 18 || and Equal Protection Rights under the U.S. Constitution and a further violation of the Americans 19 || with Disabilities Act? 20 Question Two: Whether Nevada courts abdicated their responsibilities by failing to allow 21 || challenges to prison COVID-19 restrictions that denied inmates access to the Courts? 22