Rosetta M. Clayton v. Navy Federal Credit Union
SocialSecurity DueProcess FourthAmendment
Did both State and Circuit Court err in upholding redemption period despite precedent to contrary that sets aside redemption periods and/or foreclosures and auctions in cases concerning class C and D felonies such as the following: mortgage-fraud, misappropriation-of-funds, material-contract-breach, gross-negligence
QUESTION(S) PRESENTED | 1. Did both State and Circuit Court err in upholding redemption period despite precedent to contrary that sets aside redemption periods and/or foreclosures and auctions in cases concerning class C and D felonies such as the following: mortgage fraud, of funds, material contract breach, and gross negligence? 2. Did both State and Circuit Court err in not recognizing Respondents violation of 42 U.S.C 1983 considering case first heard as case no. 03-CV-2020900264.00 Veteran Administration v Rosetta Clayton and upon redemption expiration heard as case of Navy Federal Credit Union v Rosetta Clayton? 3. Did both State and Circuit Court err in violating Petitioner 14» amendment right to Due Process by not reviewing Petitioner Counterclaim and evidentiary support? 4. Did both State and Circuit Court err in not recognizing 18 U.S.C 981(forfeiture),18 U.S.C. 982(forfeiture), and 28 U.S.C. 2461 mode of recovery in cases involving fraud which allows return of property to Petitioner with Reparations? ix