Whether the Circuit Court of Mobile, AL violated Donijah Virgo's constitutional due process rights by granting summary judgment in a contributory negligence case

QUESTIONS PRESENTED In the District Court of Mobile, AL Donijah , Virgo’s constitutional rights were violated when ; complaint was not officially served to the parties involved promptly after filing with the court on 12/14/2021. At a subsequent time, on 1/7/2022 the petitioner observed proceedings in action against him. : Upon acknowledgment Virgo appeared at the office of the attorney on file, Charles Barber of Green & Phillips LLC, demanding that the complaint be ‘ handed over. Mr. Barber exclaimed that the case had been dismissed and there was no proceeding taking place regarding Mr. Virgo. When Mr. Virgo produced : the docket number Mr. Barber then turned over the filings. : ii Did the Circuit Court of Mobile, AL err in judgment . granting summary judgment in favor of Heather Roberts in the appellate court violate Donijah’s constitutional rights of due process by affirming summary judgment to dismiss a case on contributory negligence? . ALL PARTIES TO PROCEEDING Petitioner is Donijah Virgo pro se 2217 Van Liew Rad. Mobile, AL 36605 Attorney for Heather Roberts, Charles Barber with Green and Phillips LLC 47 N Florida St. Mobile, AL 36607 (251) 478-1115 Attorney for Geico casualty company, Courtney Huggins with the law office of Victor A. Dubose 1290 Main St. Daphne, AL 86526 (251)483-9790 Steven P. Savarese Holtsford Gilliland Higgins Hitson and Howard P.C. Merritt Building 6483 Van Buren St. Daphne, AL 86526 (251)477-0284 STATEMENT OF