Whether a judge refusing to take the oath of office loses judicial immunity and renders their orders void ab initio

No question identified. : i. OTTF.STTONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 38 There are two issues from the Decision of the Third Circuit Court up for review: l.) the issue of judicial 39 immunity under conditions of a judge ’s refusal to take oath of office and questionable authority of void 40 orders and void judgments; 2.). the issue of case dismissal without enacting Default Judgment Referred by 41 Clerk Order.37 42 1. Is a judge refusing the Oath of Office committing a judicial act protected by the nth Amendment of the Constitution or an administrative act not protected by the nth Amendment? 2. Is a judge who refuses Oath of Office, which is an unconstitutional act, and who issues void orders and void judgments from the bench under the protections of the lith Amendment of the Constitution? 3. If a judge has not taken his oath of office and issues orders and judgments from the bench, are the Orders and Judgments void ab initio? 4. Is a judge, who has not taken the Oath of Office, issues void orders and judgments from the bench, is he/she doing so in his judicial capacity or individual capacity? 5. Does the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania County Court have jurisdiction over Diversity of Citizenship matters under the protection of Article III, Section 2, Clause l of the Constitution? 6. If a County Court does not have jurisdiction over Diversity of Citizenship matters, are the Orders and Judgments void ab initio ? 7. Does the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania County Court, Federal District Court, and Federal Appellate Court have the authority to denationalize an American National recognized by Department of Justice under AA222141 by falsely labeling American Nationals “sovereign citizens ” in a manner that does not violate 5th Amendment of the Constitution, 14th Amendment of the Constitution, Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1836 (in force 1837) Article 6, Article 24, 25, U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Article 3, Article 4, Article 8, Article 10? 8. Can an Appellate court uphold a void judgment in a manner that does not violate protections under 5th Amendment of the Constitution, 14th Amendment of the Constitution, Article 6 Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1836 (in force 1837) Article 24 Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1836 (in force 1837), Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1836 (in force 1837) Article 6, Article 24, 25? 9. When a verified claim of Diversity of Citizenship is made, does the County Court, Federal District Court, and Federal Appellate Court have authority to denationalize litigant by falsely alleging litigant43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 Pg 2 of 24 is a “sovereign citizen" and force a false jurisdiction upon an American National recognized by Federal Justice credential AA222141 credential, in a manner that does not violate protections under 5th Amendment of the Constitution, 14th Amendment of the Constitution, Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1836 (in force 1837) Article 6, Article 24,25, U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Article 3, Article 4, Article 8, Article 10? 10. When a Federal District Court Orders Default Judgment Referred to Clerk of Court, is the Federal Clerk of Court in contempt of court when it fails to follow the court order in a manner that protects 5th Amendment of the Constitution, 14th Amendment of the Constitution, Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1836 (in force 1837) Article 6, Article 24, 25? 11. When a Federal District Court Orders Default Judgment Referred to Clerk of Court, and the Clerk of Court fails to comply, can Federal District Court subsequently dismiss the case without violating protections under 5th Amendment of the Constitution, 14th Amendment of the Constitution, Treaty of Peace and Friendship 1836 (in force 1837) Article 6, Article 24, 25? 12. Is the Federal Appellate Court a co-conspirator of contempt of court by upholding Federal District Clerk of Court ’s refusal to execute Default Judgment Referred to Clerk of Court in