James Stuart Faller, II v. Department of Justice, et al.
DueProcess
1. Whether persistent and categorical judicial bias
and procedural disregard toward pro se litigants,
resulting in dismissal despite detailed factual pleadings
and sworn evidence, violates the guarantees of due
process and equal protection under the Fifth and
Fourteenth Amendments.
2. Whether absolute and qualified immunity
doctrines should extend to state and federal officials
whose actions—including false indictments, fabricated
evidence, witness abduction, intentional Brady violations and extrajudicial violence—constitute conduct
outside any lawful scope and undertaken in personal
or retaliatory capacities.
Whether persistent and categorical judicial bias toward pro se litigants violates due process and equal protection guarantees; and whether absolute and qualified immunity should extend to officials engaging in extrajudicial misconduct