My SCOTUS application to Justice Alito was docketed 6/30

My SCOTUS application to Justice Alito was docketed 6/30

 https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/25a1457.html

For me, it is a memorial to the misconduct and taxpayer expense it required for officials and court actors to deny me accountability and transparency.

I also think the Statement of the Case may be a helpful study for pro se litigants on the procedural abuse that is used to create a jurisdictional hall of mirrors that effectively closes the court to the pro se.

We don’t need nor do we want a class action suit. All we need is particular cases to get to the supreme court. We also need to police each other and ensure our pleadings are top notch. We then ensure that some of the things I’ve been posting here get incorporated. Class action is not a guaranteed path to SCOTUS. SCOTUS is where we need to go.

So if we sued in federal district court in a class action with an attorney in front of us for violation of our rights we couldn't get to the SCOTUS? The primary issue is a violation of the 1st amendment, and that is to petition the courts or government to enforce our rights. It appears that most pro se plaintiffs do not enjoy that right. Well, we can petition, but that right isn't respected or enforced. Most everything filed is denied, dismissed, or ignored by the courts.

Do you mean figuring out the causes of action for a class suit? That would be a collective effort. You have been privy to our complaints for years. Essentially they are for abuse of process in terms of being shut down in court because we are pro se. Rules and statutes are also blatantly disregarded, the counsel's word is taken as Biblical doctrine while we are ignored. Essentially our 1st amendment rights have been stripped, as an attorney you likely can better interpret what a class suit would look like in terms of causes of action. Members here also need to get involved and offer their thoughts. This endeavor would be collective and members would have to commit to volunteer for specific tasks and roles. I can only lead the collective horse herd to the water. Thoughts everyone?

I'm thinking, but right now I'm getting ready to file for and schedule several motion hearings. I'll keep thinking about this. We need a ghost attorney of sorts. One who won't have to do anything except review and approve the filings. Capice?

The question is who would you sue? Who is the defendant?
Everyone here who has experienced injustice has been before different judges and courts. There is not a judicial common denominator to make it a class action. Then where / what are the damages? These are the basics for initiating a law suit, they are the basics supposedly covered in Jurisdictionary.

You cannot sue the system. For Dr Graves to even suggest to

“Give it a try.”

just goes to show how out of touch he is at this point. That kind of advice is damaging, deceptive, and totally ludicrous.

No, don’t keep thinking about it as it would be a moot suit. It will go absolutely nowhere. Dead on arrival. No jurisdiction! This is totally an illogical idea. SMH.