Whether the State of Mississippi may unconstitutionally discriminate against interstate commerce to shield and protect its citizens and businesses from civil liability for torts and crimes perpetrated in other states by denying due process, equal protection of the law, and privileges and immunities enjoyed by Mississippi citizens to indigent, disabled, non-citizen litigants.

Whether the State of Mississippi may unconstitutionally discriminate against interstate commerce to shield and protect its citizens and businesses from civil liability for torts and crimes perpetrated in other states by denying due process, equal protection of the law, and privileges and immunities enjoyed by Mississippi citizens to indigent, disabled, non-citizen litigants