Where officers violated the Petitioner rights afforded by the Constitution of the United States, under 42 U.S. Code § 1983, after exhausting all known remedies for judicial deviations from the rules and bias so evident that no evidence whatsoever has been allowed to be entered into the court record, will the United States Supreme Court exercise its supervisory power as a last resort and intervene to allow this and subsequent pro se litigants the ability to enter evidence into the court record and the right to be heard which will allow any judge a basis upon which to rule?

QUESTION PRESENTED Where officers violated the Petitioner rights afforded by the Constitution of the United States, under 42 U.S. Code § 1983, after exhausting all known remedies for judicial deviations from the rules and bias so evident that no evidence whatsoever has been allowed to be entered into the court record, will the United States Supreme Court exercise its supervisory power as a last resort and intervene to allow this and subsequent pro se litigants the ability to enter evidence into the court record and the right to be heard which will allow any judge a basis upon which to rule? \ ; 2