Whether due process was violated in a derivative action lawsuit involving shareholder rights and procedural conflicts

1. Whether the Due Process was given in the lawsuit under the 5“ and 14 Amendment. Specifically Points A, B, C, D and E. Point A. Whether Derivative Action Lawsuits Require Notice prior to dismissal as required under Oklahoma Statutes Title §12-2023.1. Derivative actions by shareholders and Federal Rule of Civil Procedure23.1. Point B Whether Determining who is Representing the Party's Interests is Required in a Law Suit. Point C. Whether a conflict between the State OCPA law and this Court's rulings and other State High Court rulings on anti SLAPP laws, is present when the a defendant's ultra vires acts in have no connection with a public issue or legal right of action. Point D. Whether there is a conflict between the lower court ruling on judicial bias or lack of same and the previous rulings of this Court's and other state high court decisions. i Point E. Whether the appeals court erred when it refused to consider Oklahoma Statutes Title 12-1032 and 1038 to extend time and manner of appeal. Question 2. Whether there is a conflict between the lower court ruling stating that contract rights and Rights of Association are unenforceable, and previous published opinions of this Court and other state high courts stating such rights are enforceable.