Christine Sawicky v. Tao Sykes, Manuel Real Beneficiary, et al.
SocialSecurity Antitrust DueProcess FourthAmendment Copyright JusticiabilityDoctri
1. How can the DOJ bring multiple indictments
for judges in several circuits, inclusive of counts for
honest services fraud and bribery, but then represent
the federal judges in Christine Sawicky v. Tao Sykes
et al., claiming that bribery of a judge does not pierce
the veil of judicial immunity?
2. What constitutional safeguards exist to secure
a pro se litigant 's 14th Amendment due process rights
and equal protection under the laws in the United
States?
3. Does a pro se plaintiff/petitioner enjoy the
constitutional safeguards as those retained by same
represented parties?
How can the DOJ bring multiple indictments for judges in several circuits, inclusive of counts for honest services fraud and bribery, but then represent the federal judges in Christine Sawicky v. Tao Sykes et al., claiming that bribery of a judge does not pierce the veil of judicial immunity?