Whether it is unconstitutional to label a litigant as vexatious without due process

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1) Whether it is unconstitutional, in violation of the Fourteenth AmendmentEqual Protection Clause, for any litigant alleging discrimination in the Court System of America to be labeled vexatious, frivolous, and pernicious without being granted due process to be heard physically in the court of law at least once to present evidence, exhibits, reports, support, witnesses, etc.; 2) Whether the United States District Court of Northern Texas Dallas Division and the United States Court of the Fifth Circuit violated the Fifth Amendment and erred in labeling and sanctioning litigant, Deloris Phillips as vexatious, frivolous, and pernicious without ever once granting petitioner Deloris Phillips due process once in the Court of Law; and 3) Whether America’s Highest Court of Justice, the Supreme Court of the United States of America has an obligatory duty, per the United States Constitution, to correct obvious, miscarriages of documented and erroneous injustices of lower courts.