1. Should a U.S. District Court docket a Criminal Complaint filed pursuant to Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure as a civil action and subjected to the conditions of 28 U.S.C. 1915?

2. Does Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure permit a prisoner to file the complaint described in Rule 3 and 4?

3. Can judges and attorneys be held criminally liable, pursuant to 18 U.S.C.S. 241, for using their courtrooms as weapons to have American citizens wrongfully convicted and unlawfully imprisoned?

4. If a state prisoner is the victim of the most egregious federal crimes, do the perpetrators of those federal crimes have immunity from criminal prosecution unless the Criminal Complaint is filed by a federal prosecutor?

5. Is it practical for a state prisoner to contact a federal prosecutor and spur that federal prosecutor into filing a Criminal Complaint?

Should a U.S. District Court docket a Criminal Complaint as a civil action?