Post #77 - September 5, 2023 - by Fred Bates
This should be one of the easiest decisions of the Supreme Court to grant certiorari.
If you have read any of my prior posts, you probably know that the purpose of this blog is to expose a cheating scandal involving the City of San Jose, the U.S. District Court in San Jose, and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals during litigation of lawsuits I filed against the City for discrimination based on my race and disability. I am black/African American. I make some very serious allegations that the above officials committed several criminal acts related to public corruption, and that the judgments in each lawsuit that favor the City of San Jose are based on fraud, bias, and the Courts' violation of the Constitution, statutory law, and precedent. It is my intent to present indisputable evidence very soon supporting my allegations of cheating and criminal misconduct against these officials. Please keep checking my blog for the evidence that I will present.
The focus of today's post, however, is a petition for writ of certiorari I filed in the U.S. Supreme Court seeking a review of the judgment in the latest lawsuit I filed against the City of San Jose in 2020, an independent action in equity, seeking to set aside the judgment in the first federal lawsuit I filed against the City in 2006. My independent action in equity is based on claims mentioned above, fraud, bias, and the Courts' violation of the law.
In post #72 on July 21, 2022, I stated (promised!) that I would pursue justice in this matter at all costs. My petition for writ of certiorari cost me a substantial amount of money. But I am also willing to sacrifice my freedom, or even my life, in peaceful non-violent protest if it comes to that point. At the time of post #72, the District Court's judgment on my independent action in equity in favor of the City of San Jose was on appeal in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Since that time, the Ninth Circuit rubber stamped the judgment of the District Court by affirming it in April 2023. Thus, my petition for writ of certiorari. Below is a link to post #72:
Below is information about my petition for writ of certiorari and how to access it:
Supreme Court of the United States
Below is a link to post #3 of my blog dated September 27, 2015, and post #74 dated October 20, 2022, that detail the criminal misconduct of San Jose city officials and the Courts. I stand by these allegations:
