Scott Richard Pendergraft, et ux. v. Network of Neighbors, Inc.
Whether a pro se litigant's procedural or substantive due process rights are violated when trial and appellate courts willfully refuse to fully and fairly hear or review a case, resulting in erroneous factual findings and an unjust result; and
Whether a meaningful opportunity to be heard is itself a protected interest for a pro se civil litigant, regardless of whether there are protected liberty or property interests attached to the underlying cause of action or defense.
Whether a pro se litigant's procedural or substantive due process rights are violated when trial and appellate courts willfully refuse to fully and fairly hear or review a case, resulting in erroneous factual findings and an unjust result