Juan Concepcion v. Tom McGinley, Superintendent, State Correctional Institution at Coal Township, et al.
DueProcess
Did the court of common pleas acquire jurisdiction ab initio?
Did the state provide purported representation resulting in gross ineffective counsel?
Did the state violate the U.S. Constitution's XIV Amendment (due process and equal protection) to co-represent himself when the court asserted I could not the XIV Amendment due to ineffective counsel?
Did the trial court err by not having me present in Civil court to formally charge me with fines and court fees?
Did the state furnish effective representation when trial attorney fraudulently acted unethically and conduct related closely to governmental conduct which is viewed as conduct of the state itself as a matter of Constitutional law in addition to the Rule violation?
I was not provided with an interpreter during trial and could not understand the
Whether the state's alleged ineffective counsel resulted in a denial of due process and equal protection