1) Absent statutory authority nor provision in the Federal
Rules, Did the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals clearly
abuse its discretion when it ORDERED a $500 Sanction
against the pro se indigent Petitioner which effectively
denied the Petitioner access to the Courts of the Seventh
Circuit?

2) Does ANY Federal Court possess the authority to prevent ANY
pro se litigant from filing ANY document in a totality of
courts within ANY circuit?

3) Is it a Violation of the First Amendment's Right to redress
grievences when the Seventh Circuit effectively barred the
instant Petitioner access to the Courts in the Seventh Circuit?

4) Does it violate the Eight Amendment's "excessive fines"
prohibition when any Federal Court "fines" through an order
to pay Sanction, a KNOWN indigent pro se Federal Prisoner
whom is attempting to be relieved of a 'mandatory-life'
sentence of imprisonment?

Did the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals abuse its discretion in ordering a $500 sanction against a pro se indigent petitioner?