Supreme Court of the United States

These four cases evidence an ongoing structural collapse in the governments of California and the United States of America. Petitioners continue to be punished — their liberty taken, their property destroyed, their livelihoods eliminated — by courts that refuse to determine the constitutionality of the statutes and executive enforcement mechanisms used against them, without any separation of powers or checks-and-balances protection operating at any stage.

Across the four coordinated matters, the documented deprivations include:

1. approximately $930,000 in earned compensation forfeited under Business and Professions Code §7031 — 1,240 times the criminal fine for the same conduct — prosecuted entirely by private plaintiffs without evidence of harm or any heightened criminal due process protections (Petition I);
2. approximately $1.2 million in constitutionally protected home equity destroyed through non-judicial foreclosure under Civil Code §2924, in which a $1.5 million family home was sold for $371,688 on a $62,523 debt without any court's involvement at any stage prior to the sale (Petitions I and II);
3. approximately $711,000 in additional earned compensation forfeited under the same §7031 statute (Petition III);
4. automatic suspension of multiple professional contractor licenses under §§7071.17 and 7125.2 without judicial hearing, without any finding of misconduct, and — in one case — cascading by operation of statute to suspend a company that was never a party to any litigation (Petitions I, III, IV);
5. more than $30 million in consequential damages across all four matters;
6. $3.588 million in pending civil-labeled penalties being sought against one petitioner and three of his family members for storing property on his own land (Petition II);
7. approximately $450,000 in unrecoverable defense costs in a case where the petitioner was found not personally liable (Petition IV);
8. forced eviction under threat of force; and forced bankruptcy (Petition I).

No court has adjudicated the constitutional authority of any of these deprivations — across fourteen proceedings, nearly ten years, and thirty-five state and federal judges.

More than forty formal complaints have been made across all three branches of California and United States government. Every complaint has been denied, ignored, or returned without action. (See Official Complaints Audio/Video Exhibits on adjudicationdenied.org homepage.) The Office of the Clerk of the Supreme Court of the United States has refused to file three extension applications for writs of certiorari, exercising the judicial power of the United States which it has not been vested with (Petitions II, III, IV).

Petitioners have been denied the very essence of liberty — the right to claim the protections of the laws — and rendered effectively stateless, stripped of the rights, privileges, and immunities of Citizenship while every institution constitutionally obligated to protect those rights refuses to act.

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