Whether a pro se litigant's constitutional due process rights are violated when a district court judge denies an opportunity to amend a complaint and retain counsel during a medical emergency

No question identified. : STATEMENT OF CASE A party may file a motion to stay the remittitur pending application to the Supreme Court of The United States of America for writ of certiorari. Appellant’s entire case was dismissed and wrongfully denied, because appellant, who is a Pro-Per litigant failed to state a claim for relief in his lawsuit filed on November 4, 2021, and respondent’s attorneys took advantage of appellant’s mistake and aggressively prohibited appellant from amending his complaint properly with a licensed attorney in court, to state a claim for bad faith insurance tactics by Markel American Insurance and Amy Powell and Benard McGroarty. Appellant’s civil rights were violated by District Court Judge Crystal Eller for denying appellant an opportunity during a medical emergency to hire an attorney to represent appellant and to amend appellant’s defective complaint filed in the District Court of Las Vegas Nevada on November 4, 2021. District Court Judge Crystal Eller dismissed appellant’s case with prejudice on April 13, 2022, even though Judge Crystal Eller stated in a court minute order on March 2, 2022, that appellant had 45 days to hire an attorney from March 2, 2022. Appellant abided by the court minute order and hired an attorney to take over appellant’s case before the April 13, 2022, deadline, even though he was experiencing an extreme medical emergency beginning March 6, 2022, through April 13, 2022, which Judge Eller ignored and denied. Judge Crystal Eller denied appellant’s motion for a stay due to a severe medical emergency and reversed her court minute order on March 2, 2022, and denied appellant’s newly hired attorney, Michael Balban the legal mght to take over appellant’s case and amend appellant’s defective complaint at a court hearing on April 13, 2022. Appellant is now in the process of trying to file a petition for writ of certiorari with the United States Supreme Court to seek justice. Appellant is requesting a stay of remittitur be issued immediately in the interest of justice, until appellant’s writ of certiorari is filed with the United States Supreme Court to prove his claim. Respondent’s attorneys are aggressively trying to enforce an illegal $30,000 statutory judgment against appellant and respondent’s attorneys violated Nevada Rules and Regulations Rule 42 (D) (5), which makes respondent’s attorneys ineligible to litigate any cases in the state of Nevada and Judge Crystal Eller and respondent’s attorneys are aware of this litigation violation. ISSUES ON APPEAL 1. District Court Judge Crystal Eller erred in denying appellant the right to hire an attorney to represent appellant during a medical emergency to amend appellant’s defective complaint on April 13, 2022. 2. Nevada Court of Appeals Judges intentionally and deliberately renamed the caption page on appellant’s lawsuit complaint and took Markel American Insurance Company and two defendants, Amy Powell and Benard McGroarty off the caption pages as defendants to help respondent’s attorneys Dickinson Wright PLLC. This court action by the Nevada Appellant Judges was unethical, unconstitutional and a severe violation of appellant’s civil and constitutional legal rights to get a fair appeal. 3. District Court Judge Crystal Eller gave appellant 45 days from March 2, 2022, to hire an attorney in a documented court minute order. Appellant hired an attorney during an extreme medical emergency, before Judge Crystal Ellers April 13, 2022, deadline. 4. Judge Crystal Eller mysteriously reversed her court order and denied appellant the opportunity to hire counsel on April 13, 2022, and eventually dismissed appellant’s entire case with prejudice. 5. Appellant also tried to strike respondent’s attorneys NRS 41.660 statutory award motion for $30,000 against appellant for respondent’s attorneys not registering and paying a mandatory fee of $550 and getting a signed court order from Judge Crystal Eller, to litigate in the state Nevada, which is prohi