Whether the term 'members' in an indictment sufficiently alleges a specific 'person' under 18 USC 2261A(2)(A) and whether the FBI can be considered a 'person' under the Violence Against Women Act

QUESTIONS PRESENTED ~ . Mr. Pyatt will be presenting two pure questions of law in this petition with respect to the indictment on its face. The questions presented are as follows: ; 4. Whether the term "members" as stated in the language of the indictment is sufficient to allege the essential element of a natural and specific "person" as mandated by the statute of 18 USC 2261A(2)(A) and; 2. Can the Federal Bureau of Investigations ("FBI") acting as a sovereign government be a "person" that is cognizable within the purview and meaning of person in accordance with the Violence Against Women ACT ("VAWA"), 18 USC 2261A(2)(A). :