Samuel T. Whatley v. Richland County Family Court, Columbia, South Carolina, et al.
DueProcess Privacy
Does the Constitution allow judicial misconduct and obstruction of justice?
QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Does the founding supreme law, the Constitution, with innumerable powers linked to the Declaration of Independence, and Bill of Rights, allow lawless actions of judicial misconduct, and obstruction of justice, from any intergovernmental organizations within the united jurisdiction of the United States of America, also known as the Republic of America? 2. Can any federal, state, and or, intergovernmental organization, government employee be immune against any legal liability, and or, subject to a lawsuit for personal damages, and personal injury, and or, compensation, where that federal, state, intergovernmental . organization, and or, government employee, had infringed upon the Constitutional, Bill of . Rights, and Declaration of Independence, protections of that American individual(s)? 3. Did the Founding Fathers, framers of justice system, allow unlimited immunity for governmental employees, and or, governmental organizations, as a free “get out of jail card” that allows the governmental employee, and or, governmental organization to infringe and violate the Constitutional Rights of an American individual’s sovereignty? 4. Does the family court system have the authority to violate an individual’s protected : Constitutional and Bill of Rights protections, where an individual has the right for a jury trial and due process of law, as outlined in the Fifth Amendment of the US Constitution? 5. Can a family court deny an individual’s Fifth Amendment Constitutional right, by unconstitutionally placing an individual into prison for up to x180 without a jury trial, and allowing due process of law, while forcing illegal sanctions against an individual for $1,500 in scrupulous court fees? Follow-up, “Can any intergovernmental entity violate and commit crimes against the PEOPLE to proclaim immunity by avoiding prosecution?” 6. Can a family court judge make unconstitutional rulings, based on personal circumstances, ruling in a setting, where the brother of the family court judge is a senior employer of the ex-spouse, and the family court judge-imposed retaliation against the individual, and can a family court judge, and county of another state, violate jurisdiction, by issuing unconstitutional orders against an individual and children that were not residing in . that county and state at the timeframe in question? 7. Can a family court judge use life threatening weather conditions, such as flood waters, as an excuse to use extreme, and unconstitutional rulings against an individual, who was unable, and unknown about an illegal court summons, proceeding, and commit Perjury to implement illegal, and wrongful rulings against an individual, and can a family court issue unconstitutional and unfair orders that implement damages against an individual who had questioned the certification qualifications of the family court judge and system? 8. Will the Federal Supreme Court allow an unconstitutional judiciary branch such as the family court system to remain in existence and operational when the family court system was illegally established and operating in direct violation of the Federal Constitution, Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence? 2