Whether private citizens require probable cause and search warrants to obtain geolocation data, lacking these amounts to violating constitutional rights

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED , | 1. Whether, my civil liberty rights; racial Justice; require private | citizens to have probable cause and search warrants to obtain geolocation data, ; lacking these amounts to violating constitutional rights of equal protection, due process of the law, In the protection from virtual trespassing and virtual invasion of privacy. 2. Whether when, the head Judge enters a Journal Entry on the hearing of plaintiff's Affidavit of prejudice for removal of trial judge, long after the trial judge entered the journal entry on the verdict, and the plaintiff has an active Notice : of Appeal filed Amount to a denial of equal access to Justice and protection of the Laws for the Kansas Court of Appeals to ignore that 2nd journal entry denying plaintiff the right to appeal that 2nd journal entry, which produced an unfair trial. 3. Whether when the defendant having been given judgment on all issues, except their liability as to an unnamed 3rd party, are allowed to present their whole case to the jury, while by direct court order plaintiff could not address their complicity but only a very narrow showing of what their 3rd party coconspirator did, amount to a denial of a fair trial, as protected by Law and did defendants forfeit their summary judgment decision. 4. Whether when 3 young people track, stalk, causing injury and damages, by Means of modern I Phone technology, to an elderly Mexican American, amount to the denial of equal protection of the laws, when they are not prosecuted for the loss/planting and use of a tracking device without a Court Order. ; 7 . | | | : |