Florida legal scheme does not allow its state Supreme Court to review a Per Curiam Affirmed decision without an opinion even in exceptional cases where it might be fraud, and constitutional rights violation.

The questions before this Court are:

1. Does Florida District Court of Appeals have the power to control the jurisdiction and circumvent the supervisory power of its State Supreme Court?

2. Can Florida District Court of Appeals ' PCA be allowed to perpetuate any facially discoverable injustice that ignores its State Supreme Court Precedent?

3. Can the State of Florida impose on a subset of its citizen a parenting course without proof of individualized need for it?

4. Can the State of Florida act on the presumption that divorced or unwed parents are less suitable parents than married or cohabitating parents?

5. Are court orders void ab initio when it facilitates fraud and racketeering activities?

Does Florida's legal scheme violate constitutional rights by not allowing its state Supreme Court to review a Per Curiam Affirmed decision without an opinion