(a) Weather Trial court abused its judicial power prior and post rendering of the order denying the motion to compel discovery and violated constitutional rights granted under Amendment of US Constitution.14th

(b) Weather Circuit court, Fifth Judicial circuit of Florida abuse its judicial authority by exceeding its authority and look beyond the scope of writ of certiorari in justifying the denial order on writ submitted overlooking the failure of submission of reply by respondent and irrefutable proof that discovery was propounded under Rule 1.350 and not under rule 1.340(e) as stated as justification in order which is not supported by facts and not cited in trial court order.

(c) Whether District court abuse its judicial authority by issue of order without opinion despite being aware of due process violation committed by respondent including lying in court and subsequently refuse to render opinion when asked to do so under provision of Fla.R.App.P. 9.330.

(d) Weather Supreme Court of Florida Order issued violates the provision of Article V, 2(a) of Fla. Const. Also Does denial order issued on filing of notice only violates the constitutional provision of Article I, section 9 and 21 of Florida Constitution.

(e) Does amendment of provision of Article V, Section 3(b) of Florida constitution violates the provision of Article V, 2(a) and Article I, Section 9 and 21 and 14th amendment of Constitution of United States.

(f) Weather referendum conducted on 11 March 1980 during The Presidential Preference Primary Election instead of the General election to adopt changes of Article V, Section 3(b) of Fla. Const, is constitutional or not being Florida a close primary state and possibility of exclusion of certain class of voters exists which may make measure null and void due to non inclusion of eligible voters.

Whether the trial court abused its judicial power in denying the motion to compel discovery and violated the constitutional rights of the petitioners under the 14th Amendment