Whether national insurance companies can continue committing the RICO frauds

QUESTIONS PRESENTED Ql. Whether national insurance companies can continue committing the RICO frauds in concert with other members of the RICO Enterprise with impunity , by simply repeating the same or similar RICO frauds because of “reaffirmation” of the same frauds, notwithstanding the well-established rules of (a) “separate accrual” for new claims, (b) “discovery” for frauds and (c) Petitioners’ rights to “equal protection” and “due process” under the circumstances? Al. Yes, because this situation presents a critical and far-reaching legal principle (existing and/or new) that must be established or clarified, thus compelling review by this Court. See “Reasons for Granting Petition” below for further discussion. Q2. Whether a complaint of legal sufficiency, alleging sustained and severe permanent injuries and mo, damages from a. stroke and related heart surgeries, among others, because of the wrongful denial of temporary accommodation during the alleged investigations of 14 months (beyond the statutory : limit), can be arbitrarily and summarily concluded as : “frivolous”, without violating Petitioners’ rights to , “equal protection” and “due process” of plenary review under the circumstances? A2. Yes, because this situation presents a critical and far-reaching legal principle (existing and/or new) that must be established or clarified, thus compelling review by this Court. See “Reasons . for Granting Petition” below for further discussion. ii Q3. Whether or not it is judicially sound and wise for a federal district and/or appeals court to : create a new principle of law or in equity, ie., rewriting a contract by and between the original parties, NOT to conform to the original intents of the parties, namely, “meeting of minds”, BUT to allow an . insurance company to re-write the contract, switching the “insurance” sold and purchased, with a “self-owned membership interest in an unincorporated association”, without the statuterequired mutual consent (Cal. Corp. Code, Sec. 18035(a)), for the purpose of escaping all the . liabilities under the “insurance” sold and purchased, by simply repeating the same or similar RICO ; frauds? A8. Yes, because this situation presents a : critical and far-reaching legal principle (existing and/or new) that must be established or clarified, thus compelling review by this Court. See “Reasons for Granting Petition” below for further discussion.