Philander Philippeaux v. United States
DueProcess
Whether a federal district court judge's prolonged delay in ruling on pending motions constitutes a violation of procedural due process
ISSUE PRESENTED ON EXTRAORDINARY WRIT ON PETITION FOR A WRIT OF MANDAMUS OR PROHIBITION TO COMPEL THE DISTRICT COURT TO ISSUE A "LEGAL ORDER" (GRANTING OR DENYING) PETITIONER'S PENDING MOTIONS ON THE MERIT OF THE ISSUE PRESENTED IN FRONT OF THE DISITRICT COURT. 1If Petitioner's motion has been pending on the District Court Docket for over Four (4) years, since August 17, 2020, does judge Ronnie Abrams (Southern District of New York) allow to hold judgment indefinitely? 2Although Petitioner has no other adequate means to attain the relief desired, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals refuses to compel judge Ronnie Abrams to issue judgment. "Procedural Due Process Violation, Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution.β . The United States Supreme Court's supervisory power is the only and last resort. ( . ee . . βte