Whether a judge can change the law while presiding over a case they were recused from

QUESTIONS PRESENTED | Preface A Florida state circuit court judge was automatically disqualified by lawimmediately upon a case being assigned to him by an Order of Recusal. The Plaintiff was a litigant in the case. Upon the Defendant’s recusal the case was reassigned to another jndge hy the clerk of the court. After the judge reassignment the Defendant reversed his recusal by entering an order he titled Amended Order of Recusal. He then used this Amended Order of Recusal as a conduit for approximately two years to fully reengage in the very case in which he was recused from hy taking the following actions: changing laws, . holding hearings, entering orders and conterring with other judges in the case. Questions : 1. Whether a person can be treated equally under the law when a judge is changing the law? 2. Whether it is a normal judicial function for a judge who is automatically disqualified by law, via a court order : aud with that case having been reassigned to another judge by the clerk of the court, to then be changing laws, holding hearings, entering orders and conferring with other judges in the very case he/she was recused from? 3. Whether a judge is still operating in a Sudicial capacity” when presiding in a case after he/she has been disqualified from that case and with that case having been reassigned to a new presiding judge? . @ PARTIES TO PROCEEDING Jay Goodley — Plaintiff Charles M. Greene Defendant CORPORATE DISCLOSURE The United States Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals. ; The United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. The Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. The Florida Office of the State Court of Administration. RELATED CASES © Goodley v. Greene, No. 0:21-CV-61284-RAR, United States District Court Southern District of Florida. Plaintiff files a Title 42 § 1983 entered June 22, 2021. ¢ Goodley v .Greene, No. 0:21-CV-61284-RAR, , United States District Court Southern District of Florida. Defendant files a Motion to Dismiss entered July 19, 2021. * Goodley v. Greene, No. 0:21-CV-61284-RAR, United States District Court Southern District of Florida. Judgement entered September 17, 2021. e Goodley v. Greene, No. 21-13978-CC, United. States District Court Southern District of Florida. Plaintiff files Notice of Appeal on Order Granting Defendants Motion to Dismiss entered November 15, 2021. Gi) * Goodley v. Greene, No. 21-13978-CC, United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. Tideawent antovad Gantamhay 02 9N|DA PVUUSHTIICILL, TALLTLOU wépremoer J, Vas. (Non Published Opinion; by the Honorable Judges Rosenbaum, Grant and Edmonson affirming the U.S. District Courts order Granting Defendant Motion to , Dismiss). e Goodley v. Greene, No. 21-13978-CC, United States Court of Apneals for the Eleventh Circuit, . entered September 21, 2022. (Plaintiff filed Petition for Panel Rehearing). ¢ Goodley v. Greene, No. 21-13978-CC, United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit. Judgement, entered November 18, 2022. ~ (Order denying Plaintiffs Petition for Panel Rehearing). e Goodley v. Greene, No. ss (to be fled) Supreme Court of the United States. DOEMIMNAKT DOD VRIM AT ADRMAND AIT . THRALLIOGUN SUD Whi UP UBALIVDADL Jay Goodley petitions the Court for a Writ of Certiorari to canect meee thin teed nent nfthn Tlejtand Gentes Cait nf Tevicw uc JUugincie OL tME UNITES otatcs VUULE UL Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit in this case entered on Oui. LO ANNO MEPLCIAVEL V, aULa. OPINIONS BELOW Denial for the Plaintiffs Petition for Panel of Review is attached as