(A) Did the Florida Department of Corrections award Me. McGill approximately 4148 days of gainstime before changing their interpretation of s.944.275 Florida Statutes Guard, and revoking the earned time?

(B) Rare Process violation for not following a Duly promulgated rules?

(C) A violation of the Ex Post Facto Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment where the Department's changed interpretation of the gaintime law was applied retroactive to the detriment of Me McGill?

(D) Due Process violation for failing to give Me McGill prior notice of the Procedure and hearing in which he could present witnesses and evidence?

(2) Does the Department's current interpretation of s.944.215, Florida Statutes (99), violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment when it does not further a compelling government interest nor is it reasonably related to a government interest?

Did the Florida Department of Corrections award Mr. McGill approximately 4,148 days of gain-time before changing their interpretation of s.944.275 of the Florida Statutes, and does this constitute a due-process-violation, ex-post-facto-clause-violation, and equal-protection-clause-violation?