(1) The judgment of the United States District Court has violated long standing precedent of the United States Supreme Court and the United States Court of Appeals. This court has complete jurisdiction to hear cases that involves violation of Title 28 USC§ 2254 (d) (2), (e) (l), and misapplication and misapprehension of the facts and evidence that was presented by petitioner that is debatable among jurist of reasons. That this court should see that the district court upholds the letter of th,e law.

Whether the district court violated long-standing precedent and misapplied 28-USC-2254-d-2, 28-USC-2254-e-1, and the facts and evidence presented by the petitioner