1. Was Petitioner, John Dalen denied his Constitutionally-protected Common Law right to travel where the State has converted the right to travel into a privilege?

2. Was the Petitioner, John Dalen denied due process of law by the State wherein the State ignored the Common Law principles of a crime and prosecuted the Petitioner under Statutory Rules that circumvent the United States Constitution and the Common Law?

3. Were Petitioner's First Amendment rights violated by the state's trial and criminal conviction for not obtaining a driver's license? The South Carolina state statute requires applicants for a driver's license to produce a Social Security card in order to obtain said license. The federal Social Security statutes do not require anyone to obtain a number unless that person is requesting federal benefits. John Dalen rescinded his Social Security number many years ago and no longer has a Social Security card, making it impossible for him to comply with the state statute without compromising his religious beliefs.

Was Petitioner denied right-to-travel,due-process,first-amendment