1) Can the district court lawfully dismiss petitioner's valid
Civil Rights complaint (violation) case because he failed to
appear due to "EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES": Medically
incapacitated and suffering effects of Covid-19, where he was
physically and mentally incapable of appearing for pre-trial
hearings at the time?

2) Can the Circuit court lawfully affirm district
erroneous dismissal of petitioner's (plaintiff) valid Civil
Rights violation case, for failure to appear, by excluding
material facts therein their Affirming document, that are
crucial and Highly significant to petitioner's cause?

3) Can the Circuit court lawfully disregard their own caseelaw
precedent (stare decisis) in affirming district court's
erroneous dismissal of petitioner's valid Civil Rights violation
case, for failure to appear, due to a medical emergency, and
not be considered JUDICIAL BIAS?

Can the district court lawfully dismiss petitioner's valid Civil Rights complaint (violation) case because he failed to appear due to 'EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES