Karen Khan v. United States

1.1. Federal Circuit’s Application of the Plau­ sibility Standard to Weigh Evidence Against Plaintiff Conflicts With This Court’s Precedent In Twombly and Iqbal As It Nullifies Procedural Due Process Under The Fifth Amendment To The U.S. Constitution; 2.1. U.S. Court of Federal Claims Has Concur­ rent Jurisdiction With A U.S. District Court Over a RICO Action Against The U.S. Pursuant To This Court’s Precedent In Tafflin v Levitt; Preface to question 3.1.: Complaint, Plaintiff’s Opening and Re­ ply Briefs at the Federal Circuit and Fed­ eral Circuit decisionfsj elucidate that Plaintiff has been a victim of consistent, organized, and systemic class-based ani­ mus against women. Plaintiff was first denied equal protection of the laws when she took a stand against injustice, in de­ fense of a mother who was a victim of do­ mestic violence, including through and by the New York State CourtfsJ. Plaintiff, was then denied equal protection of the laws by DOJ and FBI, including in con­ spiracy with churches, when she contin­ ued her fight against class- based animus against women. AND the question is; (I