Suran Wije v. David A. Burns, et al.
DueProcess
Do the interests of 'justice so require' a leave to amend, when purposeful obfuscation, legal trickery, and nondisclosed affirmative defenses like immunity enable the crushing of Americans' inalienable and equal rights like liberty?
QUESTIONS PRESENTED Despite the freedoms and privileges of U.S. citizenship, for over 17 years, petitioner has been imprisoned within an illiberal democracy’, having lost his home (absolute immunity), his education (sovereign immunity), and his employment (qualified immunity). Regarding this lawsuit, upon discovering a due process or nondisclosure . trap—known only to the courts and the respondents but not to the unrepresented petitioner—a leave to amend for corrective action was denied. . Issue 1: Perfidy Nondisclosure Trap — Do the interests of ‘justice so require’ a leave to amend, when purposeful obfuscation, legal trickery, and nondisclosed . affirmative defenses like immunity enable the crushing of Americans’ inalienable and equal rights like liberty? . Issue 2: Macro Sovereign Immunity — Notwithstanding Eleventh Amendment state sovereign immunity, are state-bankrolled discrimination (secretly segregated meeting) and retaliation (alleged bribed blacklisting?) immunity-cabined by Section 5 of the Fourteenth Amendment and buttressed by the still-standing legal precedent of Fitzpatrick v. Bitzer (1976)? , , Issue 3: Micro Qualified Immunity — Although southern Governor George Wallace later apologized for screaming, “Segregation now! Segregation tomorrow! Segregation forever!” that invidious attitude remains veiled within the hearts and minds of some Americans; therefore, is qualified immunity cabined by Hope v. Pelzer (2002) when ‘segregation now’ (secretly segregated meeting) and ‘segregation forever’ (alleged bribed blacklisting?) are still practiced by some state officials? while financed by all taxpayers’ dollars? | : | i } 1 The word “liberal” is not stated in a political-parties sense such as conservative or liberal. It arises out of the root verb “liberate,” meaning to set free. Thus, in an illiberal democracy, elections and voting occur as in normal western liberal democracies; however, due to a strong state or government with unrestrained powers or immunities, its citizens lack basic inalienable and civil liberties such as those enshrined by the United States Bill of Rights. Important article, (Fareed Zakaria, 2021). 2 Please review the appellate filing titled, “Tab 4: Alleged Hush-Money Bribery,” on May 9, 2019 at 11:07 PM for a detailed analysis of this serious allegation. . It is also included in the