James Lester Williams, Jr. v. Jamai F. Samuels
AdministrativeLaw DueProcess FirstAmendment
1) Whether Florida's Appellate Court(s) denial of
Petitioner's timely and duly filed Petition's for Appeal, without any
judicial reasoning or analysis to support their decisions whatsoever
deprives a pro se litigant of their right to petition the government or
the redress of grievances and to the enjoy meaningful access to the
Court's in violation of the 1% and 14 Amendment?
2) Whether the decisions of the Circuit Court of Polk
County, Florida, along with the Florida Court of Appeals, and the
Supreme Court of Florida, denying Petitioner's timely and proper
Petition for Writ of Prohibition, without any explanation as to facts or .
case law involved, or the legal or factual basis upon which their
decision rested, comports with the Due Process Clause and Equal
Protection Clauses of the 14"* Amendment?
3) Whether the Supreme Court of Florida's decision to '
dismiss Petitioner's appeal, holding that it "lacks jurisdiction to
review an unelaborated decision from a district court of appeal that is
issued without opinion or explanation' deprives a pro se litigant of his
right to petition his government for the redress of grievance or is
violation of right to be heard in a meaningful time and in a
meaningful manner in violation of the Due Process Clause of the 14"
Amendment?
Whether Florida's Appellate Court(s) denial of Petitioner's timely and duly filed Petition's for Appeal, without any judicial reasoning or analysis to support their decisions whatsoever deprives a pro se litigant of their right to petition the government or the redress of grievances and to the enjoy meaningful access to the Court's in violation of the 1st and 14th Amendment?