Samuel T. Whatley, II v. T-Mobile USA, Inc.
Arbitration DueProcess Privacy
Are private entities invested with stock equities of assigned federal judges exceeding $10,000 subject to federal law prosecutions, review, lawsuits, and sanction regulations of contempt against these governmental entities, and or other punishable justifications, that do not have the immunity protections, if the intergovernmental agencies, organizations, and or individual governmental employees implemented misconduct, and or infringed upon an individual's property and privacy RIGHTS?
1. Are private entities invested with stock equities of assigned federal judges exceeding $10,000 subject to federal law prosecutions, review, lawsuits, and sanction regulations of contempt against these governmental entities [i.e. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission], and or other punishable justifications, that do not have the immunity protections, if the intergovernmental agencies, organizations, and or individual governmental employees implemented misconduct, and or infringed upon an individual ’s property and privacy [We the People] RIGHTS (also known as Freedoms and Liberties )? 2. Does using forged signatures supersede due process for an unsigned mandatory arbitration clause as a consumer in cyberspace? 3. How many more data breaches must occur before big companies are held liable for injuries and negligence to consumers? 2