New Jersey State Courts allow the practice a secret law of "Secretive Stipulation'' to bind and against the underprivileged New Jersey citizen, a suspect of violation of the Due Process law of the United State Constitution.

The questions presented are:

1. The Court should outlaw the New Jersey State Courts practices of allowing the New Jersey trial court holding "Secretive Stipulation" with Defense attorney.

2. The New Jersey Courts erred in conducting an unlawful trial in this case, a violation of the Due Process law of the United States Constitutions.

A. The New Jersey Courts allow the trial court ignored and attempted to shield Defendant's attorney's criminal acts of Perjury and Forgery.

B. The New Jersey Trial Court entered Judgment without any testimonies, witnesses, experts, records, reasons, arguments, facts, rules or laws but private, personal, secretive stipulation from the defense attorney from the trial.

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