Whether the Supreme Court will preserve the 7th Amendment right to trial by jury in a civil case involving patent infringement and constitutional rights

1. “Whether” our Supreme Court will allow Plaintiff House their 7th Amendment rights of trial by jury shall be preserved by our U.S. Constitution per all civil cases in Federal Courts where monetary value is exceeded. Plaintiff House demanded a trial by jury in the original complaint 23-cv-0071 in the United States District Court Eastern District of New York. Our U.S. Constitution with all of the amendments and articles are of great national importance and must be preserved and observed. 2. “Whether” our Supreme Court will review this cases proof of patent infringement and the use of doctrine of equivalents infringement of the method process of the U.S. Patent 7,140,873 “Multi All Fuel Processor System and Method of Pretreatment for All Combustion Devices” invented by: Michael J. House as shown and demonstrated. House has not even had a chance to stand in the court room in New York or Washington, DC. With all due respect to the Supreme Court a trial by Jury is needed to be completely fair and explain, demonstrate, and defend patent, Plaintiff House civil suite and their civil liberties that have been denied. In the words of the Late Great Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “Justice too long delayed is Justice Denied”