Whether the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in a published opinion has ignored decades of law establishing the right to pre-deprivation due process in all but the most emergent circumstances allowing the North Carolina State Treasurer to deprive Petitioner and others similarly situated overpaid through no fault of their own to be deprived of property without any procedural due process while opining cavalierly "there is no such thing as a free lunch."

Whether the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals has ignored decades of law establishing the right to pre-deprivation due process in circumstances allowing the North Carolina State Treasurer to deprive Petitioner of property without procedural due process