1) Whether Registered members of Cherokee Nation in Indian Territory
were Deprived of lands, business, rights , and equity's without due
process, equal protection, meaningful Adequate Appeal of right by
Impartial courts of Oklahoma and the United states secured under the
Treaties 1833-1846 Oklahoma Constitution Articlel J 3 US Const Art. I, § 8,
Art. VI, cl. 2 , Contrary to Haines VS Kerner 404 U.S. 519, 520
(1972)

2) Whether in reservation lands lost in Allotment period recovered by lawful
title by a registered member is preempted and trusted by law from State Action
under treaty (Aug. 6, 1846. 9 Stat., 871. Ratified Aug. 8. 1846. Proclaimed Aug. 17,
1846). federal statue (S. Doc. No. 33, 55th Cong., 3rd Sess. (1898)), 25 C.F.R.
151.2(d), 25 CFR § 151.11(a)(2)(b)

3) Whether it is Per se a Deprivation of due process and a effort to defeat
US Jurisdiction on Appeal to deliberately conduct proceedings that do
alter amend open make new findings reformations and refuse to vacate
while the right of Direct Appeal from States highest court to the US
Supreme Court under 28 U.S.C. § 1257(a) and Article III § 1 & 3 is in its
review process

Whether Registered Cherokee Nation members were deprived of lands, rights, and equity without due process and equal protection under treaties and constitutional provisions