Whether the warrantless arrest, statute of limitation, double jeopardy, Eighth Amendment violation, and Fourteenth Amendment violation were properly addressed

QUESTION(S) PRESENTED A warrantless arrest made on 07/06/2016, altered to 07/07/2016 by a Harris County Sheriff Sergeant who issued a "Pocket Warrant", trespassed movant's office, arrested movant, confiscated movant's office keys, removed $13,026.00 in cold cash, 2,000 US First Class Postage Stamps worth .48 cents each,totalling $9,600.00, an internet blue log book containing five open uncashed checks amounts to unreasonable search and seizure. Movant was charged for credit card fraud for accepting credit card payments at his business from customers. The government alleged fraud of $75,000.00, set a bond of $100 K at this time, later issued a superceding indictment for the same charges and set a second bond for $100 K. These two separate charges were dismissed at the pretrial stages by Hon Judge Kelli Johnson of 178th Judicial District Court of Harris County. The same Superceding Indict-ment and disallowed court proceedings were later introduced by Ms Christine Jiadai LU, the pretrial assistant district attorney in Houston Federal Court. Movant proceeded to trial in Federal Court on | november 2019 and was convicted in 2021. QUESTION FOR THE SUPREME COURT : Is the "Pocket Warrant" used in a Federal prosecution in violation of the Fourth Amendment warrantless . arrest, (2) Statute of limitation, (3) Double Jeopardy, (4) Violation of Eight Amendment, (5) Violation of the Fourteenth amendment ?. : Hon Judge Eskridge did not review the County Court documents because the prosecutor Ms Christine Jiadai LU refused to give the Hon. Judge Eskridgethe county Court records thereby violated "Due Process of Law". The Hon. Judges ruling violated "Due Process" by including the "Fruits of the Poisonous Tree Doctrine". Advise all accordingly. : NO : 1 QUESTION(S) PRESENTED ; Whether trial counsel was constitutionally ineffective for fail-ing to investigate the pocket warrant and failure to identify, : use the recorded office arrest exculpatory voice recording of .a potential government agent Ms Sophia Curtis, as defense witness: CounselS failure to address the mistakes in the Superceding Indictment, discuss, advice, object to the inaccuracies in the PSI and correct and make recommdations by objecting to those inaccuracies by the United States Probation Department. NO_2.: Can a Federal Court ignore the finality of a state court judgment, accept a County Sheriff Pocket Warrant, use its perju' -ed oaths or affirmations, in complaint and indictment aborted at the pretrial procedings twice with high bail of $100 k each ; time for a wire acccusation of $75 k, and allow a Federal agent to attest to the warrant self issued by a Sheriff Deputy instead of an authorized State Magistrate of Records. Is it a fraudulent legal process when Due processes are violated for law enforcement convenience and misconducts. NO 3: Can a citizen be tried with Police warrantless arrest » prosecutorial and Judicial misconducts where a Judge sealed exculpatory testimonies and witnesses for the defense coupled _ with arrest history that violated Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eight Amendments Rights of the United States Constitution. NO_4 : If Attempt, Conspiracy and Fraud are used in Mail Fraud and Wire Fraud where there is no INTENT to defraud the United States, known or unknown business partners, CONVICTIONS should be based on proof, not inferences / assumptions. The sealed test-imonies amounts to the denial of right of CONFRONTATION and Equal Protection of the Laws. . , QUESTION(S) PRESENTED : NO5 : If a business can be singled out for prosecution of Credit card fraud for acceptance of payments for goods and services rendered and charged in a State Court, while other businesses that accepted the same credit cards were not charged. During pretrial level of the procedings, the case was charged twice and dismissed twice and same case was changed to wire fraud and mail fraud by the same assistant district attorney who became an assistant United States Attorney that used the same w