Binyamin I. Efreom, et al. v. Daniel McKee, Governor of Rhode Island, et al.
1.) Whether Petitioners' procedural due process right and rights to sue for a taking without just compensation under the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution and contract rights pursuant to Article 1 section 10 thereof, were violated by a deprivation of federal remedy, where there is a sharp difference and split between the Circuits as to the application of the Rooker-Feldman Doctrine, exhorting correction by this Court, and the First Circuit nevertheless upheld denial of the federal cause of action, where Petitioners assert rights to redress of their of their continuing sufferance of damages, based on legislation enacted by cooperation of the three branches of Rhode Island State Government?
Whether Petitioners' procedural due-process, takings, contract-rights were violated by deprivation of federal-remedy