1) WHETHER THE FEDERAL AGENT ROW (PARTY WHO HAS BEEN DIAGNOSED WITH ASTHMA CAN BE TORTURED IN CUSTODY OF THE BUREAU OF PRISONS BY EXPOSURE TO OLEORESIN CAPSICUM SPRAY OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE TEAR GAS, SECOND HAND SMOKE AND TOXIC SMOKE FROM FIRES FOR A EXTENDED PERIOD OF 16 YEARS DESPITE OF AGENCY'S OWN NO SMOKING POLICY.

2) WHETHER A COURT CAN MAKE MORE FAVORABLE CREDIBILITY DETERMINATION TO DEFENDANTS AFFIDAVITS RATHER THEN INMATE DEPOSITIONS ON SUMMARY JUDGMENT.

3) WHETHER THE PUBLIC MUST TRUST TO ATTORNEYS APPOINTED BY COURTS AND WHETHER THE COURT APPOINTED ATTORNEY HAVE RESPONSIBILITY OF OBTAINING DOCUMENTS THROUGH DISCOVERY, TAKE DEPOSITIONS SUBMIT AFFIDAVITS AFFIDAVITS TO COURT AND COMMIT ALL OTHER EFFORTS ON BEHALF OF THEIR CLIENTS.

Whether the Federal Bureau of Prisons can torture an inmate diagnosed with asthma by exposing them to oleoresin capsicum spray, toxic smoke, and tear gas