Michael Baloga v. Brian D. Jacisin, et al.
I. Whether the Pennsylvania court's application of Sovereign immunity conflicts with the Fourteenth amendment and Federal Constitutional Protections or U.S. Supreme Court Precedent.
II. Whether the Petitioner (Plaintiff) was deprived due process covered under the Fourteenth Amendment when State investigative employees falsified witness testimony in an official proceeding and both Court of Common pleas and Commonwealth Court said it was within the scope of their duties.
III. Whether Pennsylvania Sovereign immunity doctrine as applied in this case by lower Courts conflicts with the Fourteenth. Fifth and First Amendment of the Federal law
IV. Whether the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment permits state officials to invoke sovereign or official immunity to shield themselves from liability for falsifying under oath taped witness testimony in an official investigation.
Whether Pennsylvania's application of sovereign immunity to shield state officials who falsified witness testimony in official proceedings violates the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause and conflicts with federal constitutional protections