Donald Brian Winberg, et ux. v. United States
DueProcess HabeasCorpus JusticiabilityDoctri
1. Is a farmer committing' 'fraud"(l8 U.S.C. §1343) when he sells
his "future goods" crop (UCC §2-105) on a '.'future goods" contract,
and accepts a deposit, He plants the crop, but the crop dies
a state wide drought,, and there is only 10% of the crop
supplied? Can the government indict .the farmer, and claim that
this was a.scheme intended-to defraud with fraudulani pretenses,
imprispnithe farmer and force their children into adoption?
18 U.S.C, §1343 mandates that this is illegal.
UCC §2-105 mandates that this practice is hot illegalin
2. Is prosecutorial misconduct achived and warrant §2255 denyal/
reversal, When the prosecuting and arresting FBI officer's
investigation varifyably arose from an ex-congressmans sinister
plan to terminate his $2,000,000 civil judgment through corruption
and political influance , got . this same - FBI agent to indict and
imprison the judgments beneficiaries?
3.1s it prosecutorial misconduct in the Tenth circuit, when the
FBI arranges suggestive circumstances-leading.to the witnesses
identifying particular person as perpetrating a crime. (18 U.S.C, §1343)
4,Is it inneffective assistance of counsel when counsel's
economic power compels the defendant to sign a plea agreement
involuntarily, is §2255 reversal warranted?
Whether the district court erred in dismissing petitioner's complaint for lack of standing to challenge the constitutionality of the challenged statute