Primo C. Novero v. Duke Energy Florida, LLC, et al.
DueProcess FirstAmendment
Does the district court erred and had conflict with the U.S. Supreme Court Rule 29.2, and U.S. Constitution Amendment 14 due proces in defining "timely delivery" of a document in the district court's office?.
Does the district court erred in dismissing the constitutional claims of the Plaintiff by not noticing the direct relationship of Defendants and U.S. Government (NRC) by contract , thus violating the Plaintiffs due process right, right to petition, and right for constitutional claims before the jury in accordance with the U.S. Constitution Amendment 1 & 14?
Does the district court's decision in dismissing the case of Plaintiff in conflict1 with the U.S. Constitution Amendment 7 "trial by jury" under the rules of the common law," and the U.S. Constitution Amendment 1 right to petition when the inferior court acted under their legislativeand administrative jurisdiction, authority and rules?
D, Does the district court's punishment of "case dismissal" balanced with "untimely delivery" offence according to the U.S. Constitution Amendment 8?
E. Does the district court erred by for not providing the Plaintiff with equal access to the court's Electronic Filing System (CMIECF), and thus violated the Plaintiffs due process and equality rights in accordance with the U.S. Constitution Amendment 14?
Does the district court erred and had conflict with the U.S. Supreme Court Rule 29.2, and U.S. Constitution Amendment 14 due process in defining 'timely delivery' of a document in the district court's office?