Clayton Paul Bateman v. Mississippi
1. What standing does a person have before a forum of a non-sovereign State, with no act of the United States Congress delineating jurisdictional authority § and would such Persons, so situated be bound to the forums' procedures, processes or judgments?
2. Does the lack of State boundaries remove the transmission of authority from the States' constitution to the government created by it; over the abandoned territory and the people there-in, absent an act of the United States Congress ordaining it?
3. What procedure exists whereby a person brought before an invalid forum operating under the color of State authority may contest and examine the colorable authority of the forum whereby the forum must Answer the challenge with such proof as to dispose of the challenges' Contention and to openly establish its' authority and jurisdiction, or cease and desist in it' proceedings and relieve the person of its' Processes and judgments?
4. Provided that a court proceeded to judgment, after failing to establish the forums jurisdiction in the face of a credible challenge, can the forum later produce evidence, that would have established jurisdiction in the court had it been presented before proceeding to Judgment, that would make the Judgment
Whether a person has standing before a non-sovereign state forum with no act of the U.S. Congress delineating jurisdictional authority over such persons