Whether the 'usages and principles' of 28 USC 3730(b)(2) allow a person to bring a civil action for the United States Government, and whether this is further secured by the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution

No question identified. : IN QUESTION . 28 USC 1651 What are the “usages and principles” of law, in this case 28 USC 3730 . (b)(2) when legislature proclaims “A person may bring a civil action for the person and for the United States Government” — and then continues with obvious safeguards even against malfeasance? And is further secured by Article VI 2"! paragraph of the U.S. Constitution? Having exhausted all other remedies before this Petition, with five cases and then an Appeal, subsequent to the original Federal Civil ; Action 3:17-cv-00034, is the Relief requested appropriate for Supreme Court consideration of all Real Parties in Interest? . How does Federal case 3:17-cv-00034 of Petitioner, cited against judicial Order 5/19/2017 of Respondent, merit the Discretionary Powers of this United States Supreme Court? |