$3.000 pay an expert to provide the affidarit. Is it unconstitutional violation of the De Process Clause to exclude indigent priners from pursving negligence-based lawsuits solely because cannot afford to pay for an Affidarit of Merit ? UscA 5,14

)In Issue L of my Janvary 17,2ol8 dated Informal Brief to re Court of Appeals, I specifically wrote, "As an impoverished isoner, the court system essentially says I have no right constitutional. USCA 5,6,8, 14." Did the US Court of USCA 5,6,8,14 uirement?

t when she refused to give me crutches and forced me alk on my Achilles rupture, which I alleged caused me to ence intensified pain further injury in the form of an lonal "pop"of my Achilles tendon, despite her awareness Achilles injury. USCA 5,6,84 However, Nurse Green did partial treatment in the form of scheduling a doctor roviding Motrin and an ankle steeve, and restrict- from work and recreational actirities. If prison ls srhedule inmates for doctor visits USCA5,6,8,14 io experi ce additional injory and harm?

Whether the U.S. Court of Appeals violated the petitioner's constitutional right to due-process by declining to consider the petitioner's claim that the affidavit-of-merit requirement is unconstitutional