G. D. P. v. N. G. P.

The case under review may superficially appear to be a simple protection from abuse case, although the Petitioner assures The Honorable United States Supreme Court that the Facts and Law pertinent to and directly associated with this case are far from simple, and involve deep matters of Constitutional Law as well as International Law that the Petitioner’s own State’s highest Court has refused to answer to due to “Want of Jurisdiction” and that therefore respectfully requires This Honorable Court’s attention. On or about the night of June 24 2004, Petitioner unwillingly crossed back and forth between Canada and the United States via the Peace Bridge in Buffalo, New York approximately six times in approximately six hours, for reasons he understands to be classified Top Secret. Upon his last entry into the United States, petitioner was asked to pull into the United States Customs and Border Protection facility, which he did. Fearing for his life, Petitioner at that time immediately attempted to immigrate into Canada. From the years 2004 — 2013, all of the Petitioner’s Employment has been for United States Government Contractors working on United States Department of Defense Projects. During Petitioner’s 2012-2013 Employment at Hamilton Sundstrand in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, technically working for CDI Aerospace, petitioner was verifiably Tortured as defined by Black’s Legal Dictionary, The United States Constitution, Federal Statute and The Geneva Conventions against Torture.