Whether a state court's judgment regarding potential eviction during the COVID-19 pandemic violates due process rights of pro se litigants

No question identified. : CERTIFICATE OF INTERESTED PARTIES The undersigned counsel and the persons having an interest in the outcome of this case are: 1. Angelia Smith, Applicant, 2. Kelvin Smith, Applicant; 3. and all Occupants named “K.LS. (“Minor” Child)Applicant,; 4, Court D. Smith, Attorney for the Respondent, 5. Justin Dertinger, Attorney for the Respondent; /s/_ Angelia Smith _and_ Kelvin Smith Angelia Smith and Kelvin Smith Applicants-Pro Se’ JURISDICTION The Texas Supreme Court entered judgment February 2, 2024. (See Pet. App. Tab 5-6). The Applicants timely filed this petition for a Writ of Certiorari on December 30, 2023, however the clerk returned for correction on two separate dates therefore, the Petition was returned within the time permitted by the Clerk of Court. The Petitioners sent correction to the Court date March 18, 2024, pursuant 28 U.S.C. §1254. The jurisdiction of this Court is invoked under 28 U.S. C. § 1254(1). 2-A TABLE CONTENTS CERTIFICATE OF INTERESTED PARTIES. 1 COVI1D 19 NOTICE OF POSSIBLE EVICTION. 2 JURISDICTION .2-A