1. Whether this Court should overturn Sullivan's actual malice standard.

2. Whether the Seventh Amendment's right to a jury trial is incorporated against the States, and, if yes, whether the application of the clear and convincing actual malice standard at the early anti-SLAPP stage of litigation violates a plaintiff's right to a civil jury trial.

3. Does an interpretation of the anti-SLAPP statute that allows for the dismissal of a defamation claim without evaluating whether the plaintiff has met the actual malice standard violate the plaintiff's First Amendment right to petition the government through access to the courts?

4. Whether a state court violates a party's Fourteenth Amendment right to due process under the United States Constitution when the state court summarily extinguishes that party's lawsuit without considering that party's evidence.

Whether the Supreme Court should overturn the actual malice standard from New York Times v. Sullivan and whether anti-SLAPP statutes violate the Seventh Amendment right to a civil jury trial