1. ) Did the 9th Circuit - U-S. Court of Appeals abuse its discretion
when the Court denied petitioner's appeal? When the issue was
not the constitutionally required medical care/ but/ petitioner s
involuntarily spasming and twitching right leg; when the defendant's
knew this for over twenty-years that petitioner's right leg has
atrophy from documentation provided by the outside specialist
and did nothing about it?

2. ) Does CDCR Medical and Mule Creek Infill Complex Medical's Primary
Care Physician must obtain a patient's conformed written consent
first before issuing a psychotropic medication for pain; when
a psychologist has to obtain a conformed written consent everytime?

3. ) Does CDCR Medical and the Mule Creek Infill Complex have to mandatory
follow FDA guidelines or PDR (Physician's Desk Reference) guidelines,
concerning "crushing and floating" of psychotropic medications
when issuing them to a patient/ such as they did to petitioner?

Did the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals abuse its discretion?