Whether in denying Jon Myers' consent to file a lawsuit

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Whether in denying Jon Myers’ (“Myers”) consent to file a lawsuit, as allowed in an Agreement, without a hearing, putting the icing on the cake, in terms of an epic denial of American legal rights over a twenty-eight-year period to Jon Myers. 2. Is this a groundbreaking case and situation pertaining to abuse, underscoring the necessity of the Tort for the Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress in today’s society. And its’ relationship to the very American psychology. 3. Is a malicious lie, so vast and intensive emanating from Scranton PA that it must be rectified that, or does it cause irreparable harm to Jon Myers, his children and more? 4. Is Jon Myers’s ongoing patience and perseverance, exposing dramatic holes in American society and legal system; and further offering remedies, at a time when such remedies are desperately needed. 5. At atime when principle itself is most threatened is this case a remedy for the vast spiritual and psychological challenges afflicting America? i PARTIES TO PROCEEDINGS Jon Myers, Petitioner Morey and Sondra Myers, Respondents 1121 Myrtle Street Scranton, PA 18510 : LIST OF PROCEEDINGS Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court : FAR No. 29349 Reconsideration Denied August 4, 2023 Sondra and Morey Myers, Appellees, v. Jon Myers, Appellant Massachusetts Court of Appeals, ; 2022-P-0840 Sondra and Morey Myers, Appellees, v. Jon Myers, Appellant Date of final Opinion: May 3, 2023 Middlesex County Superior Court Denial of hearing and Reconsideration: July 19, 2022