Whether the New York State Court of Appeals erred in determining that there was no constitutional violation, to warrant a hearing, in a case in which the state supreme court, among other Decisions and Orders, empowered the Respondent to sign the Petitioner's Signature and Name, "on his behalf," to legal documents, despite his vehement objection, and absent legitimate Power of Attorney, thereby causing him to be deprived of property, and also placed his liberty in jeopardy.

Whether the New York State Court of Appeals erred in allowing a party to sign legal documents on behalf of another without power of attorney, potentially violating constitutional rights