Anthony Cajigas v. Florida

Was it an error in violation of Petitioner's procedural due process rights when the Florida Supreme Court dismissed Petitioner's case pursuant to its claim that its jurisdiction was lacking? If the Florida Supreme Court was correct in its assertion that it lacked jurisdiction to entertain Petitioner's case, then did Florida's Fifth District Court of Appeals err in violation of Petitioner's procedural due process rights as to any of the following: By striking Petitioner's Initial Appellate Brief as untimely? By denying Petitioner's appeal in its entirety? By denying Petitioner's Motion for Clarification and Request for Issuance of Written Opinion?