Leslie Willis v. Lawrence J. O'Toole, Judge, Court of Common Pleas of Pennsylvania, Allegheny County, et al.

Whether a Court may grant summary judgment without jurisdiction; and where there is no absolute or quasi-judicial immunity; where there were no discovery proceedings in any court; where there is an allegation of judicial officials and county employees aiding and abetting a breach of fiduciary duty (fraud); and where the Action involves fundamental substantive constitutional rights (i.e. Petition Clause; Due Process Clause).

Whether a citizen of the United States may be denied a real estate property interest without a Hearing (i.e. Petition Clause! Due Process Clause! Equal Protection of the Laws).

Whether a Court may deny an in forma pauperis Petition without a hearing (i.e. Petition Clause; Due Process Clause).

Whether a ‘not precedent’ decision should involve fundamental substantive constitutional rights (i.e. Petition Clause! Due Process Clause).

Whether a Magistrate Judge or District Court may decide, under 28 U.S.C. § 1915, for a non-prisoner,2 or prisoner, in forma pauperis litigant, whom an Action or Petition should not be brought against; or decide who should not be interested or adverse parties in an Action or Petition, contrary to rule of law 2 Petitioner is a non-Prisoner, proceeding in forma pauperis.