Deron Brunson v. L. Douglas Hogan, et al.
DueProcess
5. Whether the United States Supreme Court has set a precedence, under the doctrine of equitable maxim, that contradicts its own precedence's by freely giving broad discretion to a trial court to; 1) disregard the Fourteenth Amendment, and Articles III and VI to the United States Constitution, and 2) to disregards it's own State Constitution, which in this case would be Article 1 Section 7 & 11 to the Constitution of Utah, and 3) to disregard precedence's of any appeals court, which in this case would be The Utah Court of Appeals and The Supreme Court of the State of Utah, and the United States Supreme Court, and 4) to disregard The Object Principle of Justice. Under the doctrine of equitable maxim trial courts are the supreme law of the land.
Whether the United States Supreme Court has set a precedence that contradicts its own precedence's