Usha Soujanya Karri v. Merrick B. Garland, Attorney General, et al.
1. Is it lawful when the Trial Court cites 'absten
tion grounds ' and refuses to order for investigation as
per the 'Rule of Law ', as Chicago Police were bribed to
cover up several felony criminal cases and, state-court
judges and lawyers were bribed to conspire with the
offender for further coverup of the crime by trying to
get the victim murdered by violating the civil rights
under color of law, and the bribery involved millions of
dollars using illegal money from India?
2. Is it lawful for the Trial Court to dismiss the
Complaint with sufficient facts for a series of frauds,
bribery, murder conspiracies, and murder-for-hire
crimes against the crime victim, by citing 'violation of
F.R.C.P. Rule 8(a)(2) requiring only a short statement ',
in conflict with the US Supreme Court 's decisions in
BellAtl. Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544,570 (2007) and
Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 556 U.S. 662, 678 (2009), and with 10
other Circuit Courts ' decisions and, also with the 7th
Circuit Court 's own prior decision in Cooney v. Rossiter,
583 F.3d 967, 971 (7th Cir. 2009)?
3. As per the 'Rule of Law ', can the Court order
the Chicago Police Chief to investigate the several fel
ony criminal cases covered up by Chicago Police result
ing in further crime against the victim by violations of
civil rights under color of law, and order the US Attor
ney General to investigate the bribery and violations
of civil rights under color of law through murder con
spiracies and murder-for-hire crimes against the crime
victim, as covered up by federal prosecutors from US
Attorney 's Office in Chicago?
Is it lawful when the Trial Court cites 'abstention grounds' and refuses to order for investigation as per the 'Rule of Law', as Chicago Police were bribed to cover up several felony criminal cases and, state-court judges and lawyers were bribed to conspire with the offender for further coverup of the crime by trying to get the victim murdered by violating the civil rights under color of law, and the bribery involved millions of dollars using illegal money from India?