(1) The Wisconsin Supreme Court was manifestly wrong in rejecting the Petitioner's Appeal for Review, when it failed to consider mitigating, newly discovered evidence.

Such error was structural, instead of issuing a mandate immediately as required under Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, Rule 41(d) (1) (2), it clearly contravened applicable rules of Appellate Procedure, when it dismissed the appeal as moot.

Should this Court issue a Writ of Certiorari, when The Wisconsin Supreme Court clearly contravened applicable Rules of Appellate Procedure and unjustifiably departed from ordinary judicial procedures, when extraordinary circumstances existed.

Should this court order the Wisconsin Supreme Court to issue a mandate to the Wisconsin Labour, Wisconsin Circuit and Appeals Courts to comply with this Court's authority, rules and precedents.

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