This case before the Honorable Court through its Materiality of (5) years of impermissible Inordinate Delays presents important issues in the interest of justice, U.S. Public Concern, and especially concerns of the U.S. Citizens immediately affected through the collateral Liberty Interests Violations disregarde through either Judicial Neglect, Manifest Mistakes, prejudice of the subject matter, or Partiality that eroded Federal Rights of Due Process-Equal Protection of Law in a 3rd Circuit Judical Systemi that fai to exercise its jurisdiction under Statute 28 U.S.C §2254.; and its Statutory obhgationsof de novarevie in adjudicating appellant's cognizable Federal-Constitutional Law claims contrary to. [ ] is right of every American citizen when charged with a crime, to be tried, in accordance to law...and '[ ineffectual, there is immunity from punishment...," Ex Parte Mulli gan, Infra; Habeas CorPu5 ^he redress due process violations regardless of the heinousness of the crime, [and], apparent guilt of the offender," Irvin, Infra; "There is no higher duty of a court, under our Constitutional system then to carefully process and adjudication of petitioners for Writ of Habeas Corpus, for it is in such proceedings that a person in custody charges error, neglect, or evil purpose has resulted in unlawful «™fineme and he is deprived of freedom contrary to law," Hams, Infra. The gross Neglect to exercise 28 U.S.C §2254. Jurisdiction that dismissed appellant's First 2254. Writ Petition; without certificate of appealability is a serious matter risking injury to critical human liberty Interests that arises substantia questions of the Intergrity of the Thrid Circuit Judicial system? Mr. Begnoche presents the following questions:

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2) Did the Panel of the Third Circuit Lack Juridiction to rule on the merits of the Habeas Corpus Petition when it sidestepped the appropriate process which denied appellant his Due Process R'ghtsunder §2253. to make his substantial showing of his L.A.R. 22.3 Statement of Reasons for App ic Certificate of Appeaiablity?

3). Did the Third Circuit Middle District Court's Abuse of Discretion denying (8) Motions for Court Appointed Counssel interfere with the Normal Operations of the Third Circuit Judiciary System, deny appellant his Rights to Access to^The Courts to adequately develope his non-frivolous claims, and satify his Burden of high legal standards to show entitlement to an evidentiary Hearing and Habeas Corpus §1915(d) and §2241(C)?28 u.s.c. relief contrary to 18 U.S.C.§30O6a and

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