James J. Braddock v. Angelina Jolie, et al.

Is it that the Panel's opinion (9th Circuit) and District Court motion for Judgment on pleadings violate Supreme Court Precedent by disregarding the factual findings and the evidence in the record when assessing the merits of Plaintiffs'- Petitioner's equal protection claim? Is it the case that a series of trial errors, though independently harmless, may in some circumstances rise by accretion to the level ofreversible and prejudicial error? Is it that the reversal is warranted for any error which undermines the confidence in the result of the trial Court proceedings? Can cumulative prejudice flow from mere state error result in a federal due process claim? Can the violation of a state 's eviden tiary rule result in the denial of fundamental fairness, thereby violating due process? ilL The Circuit Courts Disagree on How to Determine If Two Works Are Substantially Similar. Can 9h Circuit Court enter a decision in conflict with the decision of