Anthony A. Patel v. Patricia Miller, et al.
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Does a judge have the authority to deem the interests of Congress and the Executive Branch to be vexatious?
QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 1. Does a judge have the authority to deem the interests | of Congress and the Executive Branch to be vexatious? | 2. How severely ill are judges in America to consider | support for Congress and the Executive to a medical disorder? | 3. What should be the penalty and appropriate level of punishment for a judge treating mental intelligence as illness? | 4, How many United Nations inspector(s) should be | installed to supervise the work of each judicial officer in America? 5. Do men in the U.S. permanently lack the ability to keep up with men outside of America due to same-sex marriage? | 6. How can any American ever trust a judge who is/was | opposed to Obergefell v. Hodges (such as the Chief Justice)? 7. What remedies do Congress and the Executive possess against judges after impeachment and disbarment? 8. Why has every federal judge in America still not | resigned after The Wall Street Journal published a recent cover | story that more than 130 judges violated their oaths of office? 9. How else should vexatious litigants, known as | Congress and Executive, discipline members of the Judiciary? | 10. Why was/is President Biden mentally ill for running for Congress 50 years ago rather than working as a lawyer/judge? | 11. What other penalties exist for judges who fail to | comply with the United Nations starting September 12, 2001? 12. How soon can every judge in America tender his or her resignation to the United States Congress and the Executive Branch for still wasting people’s time and not following the law? . 2 Petition for Writ Certiorari (Mandate from Congress)