Whether the original intent of die founders of the United States Constitution allowed for the appli
cation of local rules, which were carefully crafted to apply specifically to individual states or
districts, such as the state of Illinois, considered one of the most corrupt states in America, to
infringe upon the fundamental right to a jury trial as secured by the seventh amendment of
the United States Constitution and to deny the citizens the right to be secure in their homes,
protecting diem from unwarranted and unjustified seizures by the state and force medical
procedures by state-run medical industries?

Whether the Seventh Amendment's fundamental right to a trial by jury is violated when meritorious complaints are dismissed based on monetary policies and/or local rules