Michael T. Braxton v. Warden, Anderson County Detention Center
DueProcess
Did the State of South Carolina deny the Petitioner a Substantial Constitutional right to a "Constitutionally Adequate " [ PROBABLE CAUSE] determination ?1.
Does REPETITIVE "State Court Abuse " make the Exceptions under the Younger Abstention doctrine applicable to the Petitioner ?2.
Is the Petitioner positioned under a "State Corrective Process " that 's Inapplicable to him ?3.
Was the Petitioner 's Due Process MOOTED Before and After a trial being conducted in the absence of a "Constitutionally Adequate " [PROBABLE CAUSE] determination.4.
Did the State Court 's of South Carolina lack jurisdiction over Subject Matter of the petition, due to the violation of the MANDATORY Statutory requisite time period AFTER the [ PROBABLE CAUSE] determination.5.
Is the State of South Carolina violating the Petitioner 's Civil Rights by detaining him in violation of the Laws and Treaties of the United States. 12253) (c)(2)6.
Did the State of South Carolina deny the Petitioner a Substantial Constitutional right to a 'Constitutionally Adequate' probable-cause determination?