Me vs. The Supremes IV: Update #1

The first procedural skirmishes in this lawsuit have begun. All the defendants have appeared through counsel and I have commenced my siege upon the judicial fortress by firing three shots into its barbican. Those shots are . . .

First, I have made a Motion to Disqualify the United States Attorney from Representing Defendant Justices and Defendants Rapp and Leon. I claim that the defendants named in this motion may not be represented by the United States Attorney. Simply stated, the United States Attorney may not represent a federal employee alleged to have acted outside the scope of their employment as I have alleged these Defendants have done. The government has failed to timely respond.

Second, I have made a Motion for a Preliminary Injunction enjoining and restraining the Defendant United States Marshals Service during the pendency of this action from escorting me inside the federal courthouse at U.S. Courthouse at 333 Constitution Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20001. I have alleged that such "escorting" chills my First Amendment rights to petition the government and is retaliatory. Again, the government has failed to timely respond to this motion.

Last, I have made a Second Motion for a Preliminary Injunction enjoining and restraining the Defendant United States Supreme Court from refusing to accept for filing any petitions in noncriminal matters from me notwithstanding my failure to: (i) pay the docketing fee required by the Rules of the United States Supreme Court, Rule 38(a) or (ii) comply with the form requirements of Rules of the United States Supreme Court, Rule 33.1, when I am proceeding in forma pauperis pursuant to the Rules of the United States Supreme Court, Rule 39. It costs over $2500 to file petitions for certiorari in the United States Supreme Court and I am challenging that intentionally high-set barrier to access that Court.

More as it occurs.