Robert K. Decker v. Edwin Baez, et al.
Did the United States District Court, Magistrate Judge err in the decision to have the Plaintiff, Robert K. Decker be hand cuffed, (left wrist) and shackled during the trial on July 12, 2021.
2. Did the United States District Court, Magistrate Judge err in the decision to have the Plaintiff's motion for the "Spoliation of Evidence"that the Defendants failed to preserve during the Discovery process.
3. Did the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals err in affirming the decision of the United States District Court, Magistrates Judge's decision to have the Plaintiff, Robert K. Decker be required to be handcuffed (left wrist) and shackled during the trial of July 12, 2021.
4. Did the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals err in affirming the decision of the United States District Court , Magistrate Judge's decision to have the Plaintiff's motion for "Spoliation of Evidence" to includesit with directions to the jury be denied.
5. Finially the United States District Court Magistrate Judge and the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals had erred in the denial of the matter to have the Plaintiff, Robert K. Decker appear before the jury "Handcuffed" and shackled in view during the time that the Plaintiff had giving testimony of the events that had transpired on September 20, 2017
Did the United States District Court, Magistrate Judge err in the decision to have the Plaintiff, Robert K. Decker be hand cuffed, (left wrist) and shackled during the trial on July 12, 2021