ISSUE 1. Whether the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals committed error's
of Constitution Law by failing to follow the Supremacy Clause
of the Federal Constitution and the Rule of Orderliness on
summary judgment when there were geniune issues of dispute
presented by the plaintiff on both cases.

ISSUE 2. Whether the Federal District Court committed error's of Law by
deciding the plaintiff's credibility and weighing the evidence
which is a Jury function in a civil suit, thereby denying Earls
a Trial by 12 Jurors.

Whether the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals committed errors of constitutional law by failing to follow the Supremacy Clause and the Rule of Orderliness on summary judgment when there were genuine issues of dispute presented by the plaintiff