1) Was the U.S Court of Appeals For The Fourth Circuit, Richmond, Virginia correct in affirming the decision of the U.S District Court, EDNC, Raleigh, N.C Judge James C. Dever HI. in dismissing a lawsuit against the Federal Medical Center, Butner, North Carolina authorities including former Warden Arthur F. Beeler , several Psychiatrists and Psychologists all of whom violated Deaf/Blind Petitioner 's constitutional rights by repeatedly conspired to murder him via (drug poisoning on 11-1-2000 resulting in backward collapse from cardiac arrest ) and again "mob lynching attempt ' on March 3, 2004, subjected him to cruel and unusual punishment (torture him with powerful psychotropic drug injection every 2. 3 & 4 weeks totaling 500 times and counting in 28+ years) in violation of the Eighth Amendment rights as well as unreasonable search and seizure of his 2 valuable duplicate manuscripts in the prison mailroom between 2005 and 2010 all in violation of the Fifth Amendment rights which states: "No person shall be deprived of life, liberty and property without due process of law "?

Petitioner prays the high court to order the government to account for and return it.

2) Was it proper to dismiss the case without the court serving 7 defendants the lawsuit through U.S Marshal Service under In Forma Pauperis (waiver of $400.00 fees) and without requiring a response from them to the complaint lawsuit?

3) Didn 't the Federal Judges swore an oath to uphold law and order as well as support the constitution? Instead they deviated from the law and condoned "Continued Criminal Enterprise " (CCE) by the Butner Federal Prison, N.C authorities especially Respondent Arthur F. Beeler (Former Warden) and Ralph Newman (1st Psychiatrist) who poisoned him twice, several cell mates and a lot of inmates, resorted to illegal extortion, improperly holding petitioner "hostage for 15% more years " for a total of 20% -25 year indefinite commitment 1994-2018 because he knew of their "horrible dark secrets " and they feared exposure that will put them in hot water so they labeled him a "marked man " and "greatest in threat assessment. Respondents also refused to pay Petitioner compensation of $1.500.00 a day for 15% years wrongful confinement totaling $8.5 million.

4) The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, Richmond, VA has decided an important federal question in a way that conflicts with the laws, statutes and constitution of the U.S or has so far departed from the accepted and usual course of judicial proceedings. Accordingly, the writ of certiorari should be granted.

Was the U.S Court of Appeals For The Fourth Circuit correct in affirming the dismissal of a lawsuit against Federal Medical Center, Butner, North Carolina authorities for violating the Deaf/Blind Petitioner's constitutional rights?