Frances K. Konieczko, et al. v. Adventist Health System/Sunbelt Inc., et al.
1. This Court, the Supreme Court of the United States, granted enemy combatants the right to be heard, therefore, shouldn't we, American-born citizens of the USA, with the husband of Frances, and the father of Lawrence and Laurie, as well as the grandfather of Lawrence and Laurie, having been honest, decent, patriotic American men who sacrificed for this country, the United States of America, and served honorably in the United States military, be justly granted full and fair opportunities to be heard?
2. Shall this Court allow any judge to abuse his or her power and illegally violate the Constitution of the United States and unconstitutionally deprive us of our civil rights and other rights guaranteed to us by the Constitution of the United States, including, but not limited to, our right to be heard?
3. Shall this Court allow judges to willfully, intentionally, and maliciously make false statements, refuse to disqualify themselves when served with timely, legally-sufficient motions to disqualify, and illegally not remove a judge when by law they are required to do so?
4. Shall this Court allow judges to illegally refuse to disclose ex parte communications, interactions, and monetary transactions?
5. Shall this Court allow judges, lawyers, and respondents to obstruct justice?
6. Shall this Court allow this case to be illegally dismissed "with prejudice", especially when the defendants have been obstructing justice and withholding evidence, and this case has not been amended one time, which is clearly provided for by the Florida Rules of Civil Procedure, and also for which there is legal precedent, having been established by many court cases?
7. Shall this Court allow the record of this case to stand fraudulently falsified, with Judge LeBlanc, Judge Frederick Lauten, and judges at the Fifth District Court of Appeal refusing to have the record corrected?
8. Shall this Court immediately order the AdventHealth Care Center Apopka South, formerly known as the Florida Living Nursing Center Apopka, to immediately cease and desist from the unhealthy, inhumane practice of strapping down patients in their beds against their will?
9. Shall this Court order the respondents to immediately cease and desist from hypnotizing patients against their will?
Whether the lower court erred in dismissing the petitioner's claims