Whether an Iowa 8th District Court in North Lee County at Fort Madison abused its discretion in its Order denying a motion to reconsider as [not timely].

Whether the Iowa Supreme Court abused its discretion in its order and judgments denying both: his ability to appeal and to have his writ of certiorari heard.

Whether the order(s) and judgment(s) abridged, restrained or otherwise unlawfully violated in an obstructive deprivation of Constitutional right(s), a similarly situated class of citizens (incarcerated individuals), arising under the Constitution [for] the united States Amendment(s) —I—right to petition and be heard in access to the Courts...Amendment —VII—suites at common-law... Amendment —V—due process and equal protection of the law INCORPORATED to the States bywayof Amendment —XIV— , § 1, and to its unincorporated Naturalized Citizens of the States via Article IV, § 2, Cl. 1, and the respected Constitution of Iowa Article I, § § § 7, 9 & 6.

Whether an Iowa 8' District Court in North Lee County at Fort Madison ' abused its discretion in its Order denying a motion to reconsider as [not timely]. Whether the Iowa Supreme Court abused its discretion in its order and judgments denying both: his ability to appeal and to have his writ of certiorari heard. Whether the order(s) and judgment(s) abridged, restrained or otherwise unlawfully violated in an obstructive deprivation of Constitutional right(s), a similarly situated class of citizens (incarcerated individuals), arising under the Constitution [for] the united States to petition and be heard in access to the at common-law... Amendment—V—due process and equal protection of the law INCORPORATED to the States by-way-of Amendment—XIV—, § 1, and to its unincorporated Naturalized Citizens of the States via Article IV, § 2, Cl. 1, and the respected Constitution of Iowa Article I, § § § 7,9 & 6.