No. 19-5385

Darlene Rodgers v. Taura McDaniel, et al.

Lower Court: Eighth Circuit
Docketed: 2019-07-31
Status: Denied
Type: IFP
IFP
Tags: calumnious-decision civil-monetary-penalties civil-rights civil-rights,qualified-immunity,civil-procedure,du compensatory-settlement court-errors due-process judicial-misconduct legal-procedure miscarriage-of-justice qualified-immunity vicarious-liability
Key Terms:
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Latest Conference: 2019-10-01
Question Presented (from Petition)

(1) . In Rodgers, the Appellant 's case, "Whether " 8th Circuit Court is vicariously liable for dishonest
conduct, withholding the Federal District Court in favoring Taura McDaniel et aL, in their counterfeit
qualified immunity, "miscarriage of justice ", and dismissing I Appellant 's case when there were indeed
reasonable grounds for a compensatory settlement?

(2) . Whether 8lh Circuit Court intentionally erred in making "calumnious" decision not supported by
evidence, knowingly that Federal District Court, and Arkansas Court of Appeals did the same?

(3) . Whether 8th Circuit Court erred intentionally, and knowingly that Federal District Court did notice
that the Appellant Darlene Rodgers filed her lawsuit in an Individual/Personal Capacity, not as Judge
Baker stated on case# 3:17CV-291-KGB Document 82. Federal District Court Judge Baker stated that I
Appellant filed the lawsuit in official capacity?

(4) . Whether 8th Circuit Court, Federal District Court, Arkansas Court of Appeals erred when unseemly
noticed that as results of Taura McDaniel et al., causing permanent injuries, punitive damages and harm
to the Appellant substantial life, putting the Appellant in harm and danger financially, mentally,
emotionally and physically?

(5) . Whether the 8th Circuit, Federal District, Arkansas Court of Appeals made legal errors in
handling the Appellant 's case? Appellant says without the "huge errors " that were made, the
Appellant outcome in lower court would have been successful with my only son back at home,
and no harm, injuries, and punitive damages would have not occurred. "Nothing " Stands with
8th Circuit, Federal District Court, Arkansas Court of Appeals, "NOTHING ".

(6) . Whether Taura McDaniel et al, are entitled to qualified immunity when they "all' are
potentially liable for Civil Monetary Penalties?

(7) . Whether the Appellees Taura McDaniel et al., after destroying the Appellant 's life, resulting
in punitive damages, will the Appellant eventually be 'Monetarily Compensated " of the amount
of $250,013, or United States Supreme Court, choices of demand of a "lesser" amount paid to
the Appellant Darlene Rodgers for harm, defeme injuries resulting from Taura McDaniel et al
unlawfully conducts. Even after the Appellant tried to "Mitigate " her injuries, pain, mental
anguish and damages, by making appointments to visit Family Doctor, Panic Attacks Doctor
Bola, Therapist/Counselor Brian Teal, Special Counseling by Rev. Tony Hill The Appellant 's
injuries, pains, harms, damages, financial loss remained to this year of 2019.

Question Presented (AI Summary)

Whether 8th Circuit Court is vicariously liable

Docket Entries

2019-10-07
Petition DENIED.
2019-09-12
DISTRIBUTED for Conference of 10/1/2019.
2019-07-17
Petition for a writ of certiorari and motion for leave to proceed in forma pauperis filed. (Response due August 30, 2019)

Attorneys

Darlene Rodgers
Darlene Rodgers — Petitioner