Whether an entity, in state government, can constitutionally exist and function, as "not simply an administrative law court functioning under the executive branch of government but is a special court created pursuant to Article 7 (Judicial Branch), section 1 of the 1972 Montana Constitution?"

Do the Montana Supreme Court Internal Operating Rules qualify for asserting the affirmative defense of res judicata in ensuing court actions.

Whether the Montana court of last resort, as a requirement of due process, is bound, by the American jurisprudence principle, of subject matter jurisdiction?

Whether the Montana Workers' Compensation Court is a constitutionally valid judicial body