Kelly Porter v. Axelon, Inc., et al.
DueProcess FourthAmendment
Whether the Supreme Court's decision affirmed the Appellant Court is an abuse of discretion and against the rule of law
QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. De Novo: Whether the Supreme Court’s decision, affirmed the Appellant Court is an abuse of discretion and against the rule of law . finding Porter “Notice of Appeal” emailed to the ALJ is contrary to Kentucky Appellant/ Supreme Court rulings: 2. De Novo: Kentucky Workers Compensation statute 803 KAR , 25:010 Sect. 22 and KRS 342.285 are unconstitutional, vague, unclear, ; ambiguous and fails to notify claimants of their right to Appeal the ALJ’s decision on award or order. 3. De Novo: 18 U.S. Code § 242 Deprivation of rights under color of law the ALJ, Porter’s attorney, Berger and defense attorney conspired to conceal filing of the defendant’s medical witness disguised as : plaintiff's evidence; lunched a prima facie case of fraud /