SHOULD THE COURT ISSUE AN EMERGENCY WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS REQUIRING RESPONDENT'S TO RELEASE PETITIONER DUE TO THE FACT COVID-19 AND ITS VARIANTS PRESENT AN IMMINENT DANGER TO PETITIONER'S LIFE FROM WHICH PETITIONER, WHOM IS INCARCERATED, CANNOT PROTECT HIMSELF BECAUSE RESPONDENT'S CANNOT 100% PROTECT PETITIONER FROM CONTRACTING THE DEADLY VIRUS UNDER ANY LIVING CONDITIONS THAT CAN BE PROVIDED BY RESPONDENT'S THEREBY ILLEGALLY COMMUTATING HIS PRESENT 4.2 YEAR SENTENCE INTO A DEATH SENTENCE?

Should the court issue an emergency writ of habeas corpus requiring respondent's to release petitioner due to the fact COVID-19 and its variants present an imminent danger to petitioner's life from which petitioner, whom is incarcerated, cannot protect himself because respondent's cannot 100% protect petitioner from contracting the deadly virus under any living conditions that can be provided by respondent's thereby illegally commutating his present 4.2 year sentence into a death sentence?