DID THE DEPRIVATION OF ACCESS TO COLORADO'S ICCES FILING SYSTEM (Integrated Colorado Court E-File System) FOR PRO SE LITIGANTS CAUSE REVERSIBLE STRUCTURAL ERROR AND DOES THE DEPRIVATION OF ACCESS TO ICCES DISCRIMINATE AGAINST APPELLANT AS A PRO SE LITIGANT AND DEPRIVE EQUAL ACCESS TO THE COURTS, DUE PROCESS AND EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW?

ARE COLORADO STATUTES TITLE 15, ARTICLES 18 AND 18.5 SUFFICIENT TO PROTECT AN INDIGENT PATIENT'S INALIENABLE, AND CONSTITUTIONALLY PROTECTED RIGHTS TO BE HEARD IN PERSON, TO ACCESS TO THE COURTS, AND TO DUE PROCESS AND EQUAL PROTECTION UNDER THE LAW AS WELL AS LIFE AND LIBERTY?

Whether the deprivation of access to Colorado's ICCES filing system for pro se litigants caused reversible structural error and discriminated against the appellant as a pro se litigant, depriving equal access to the courts, due process and equal protection under the law