Was Petitioner denied right-to-travel,due-process,first-amendment

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 1. Was Petitioner, John Dalen denied his Common Law right to travel where the State has converted the right to travel into a privilege? 2. Was the Petitioner, John Dalen denied due process of law by the State wherein the State ignored the Common Law principles of a crime and prosecuted the Petitioner under Statutory Rules that circumvent the United States Constitution and the Common Law? : 3. Were Petitioner’s First Amendment rights violated by the state’s trial and criminal conviction for not obtaining a driver's license? The South Carolina state statute requires applicants for a driver's license to produce a Social Security card in order to obtain said license. The federal Social Security statutes do not require anyone to obtain a number unless that person is requesting federal benefits. John Dalen rescinded his Social Security number many years ago and no longer has a Social Security card, making it impossible for him to comply with the state statute without compromising his religious beliefs. ii B.