Deon D. Colvin v. Superior Court of the District of Columbia
DueProcess
Did the D.C. Court of Appeals deny Applicant's Fifth Amendment right to Due Process by not including 743 Fairmont Street NW LLC as a party in the proceedings, thus rendering the proceedings and its rulings void?
are as follows: 1. Did the D.C. Court of Appeals deny Applicant ’s Fifth Amendment right to Due Process by not including 743 Fairmont Street NW LLC as a party in the proceedings, thus rendering the proceedings and its rulings void? 2. Does the D.C. Court of Appeals ’ failure to include 743 Fairmont Street NW LLC as a party in the proceedings have the appearance of racial bias? 3. Does Respondent ’s conduct presented in Petitioner ’s Third Motion to Disqualify Judge Donald W. Tunnage. and Fourth Motion to Disqualify Judge Donald W. Tunnage. qualify as conduct that might cause the average person, fully informed to reasonably question the Respondent ’s impartiality, thus requiring Respondent ’s disqualification from proceedings, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 455(a)? ii