Yvonne Reignat-Vodi v. Motor Vehicle Administration

(i) Did the courts follow the Procedural Due process subject to the 14th Amendment due process protection? (ii) Did the courts follow the Civil Due Process clauses of the Fifth, Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments the right for Petitioner to present evidences, and witnesses in this case? (iii) Can a court deny the filed Writ of Certiorari without providing explanation as to why the Writ of Certiorari has no show and not desirable in public interest but proceed with a dismissal of the case without a trial? (iv) Can a court deny the issuance of a Driver Education Instructors License and Certification Badge having known that the instructor did not commit any violation but proceeded with the dismissal of the case without a trial? (v) Did the Maryland State courts ignore the fundamental principles of due process in rejecting the case of Petitioner’s Driver Education Instructors License and Certification Badge? (vi) Did the Administrative court failed to transfer Agency records to the Circuit Court of Prince Georges County Maryland that should be part of the fundamental process in the case of the brief trial held on October 15, 2019? (vii) Whether a pro se Petitioner should be denied request for transfer of (OAH) Agency records from the Circuit Court of Prince Georges County Maryland as a requirement that the tribunal prepare records of the evidence presented as stated in the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments?