Emmanuel Edokobi v. Toyota Motor Credit Corporation, et al.

When reviewing a district court’s ruling to dismiss a civil case dismissed on Motion for Summary Judgment should the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ignored to determine whether Honorable Judge Paul W. Grimm, United States District Judge was judicially disabled to hear this Civil Case due to Petitioner’s Civil Action against Honorable Judge Paul W. Grimm pending in the United States Supreme Court on Petition for a Writ of Certiorari No. 20-1638;

Whether the U.S. District Court Judge; Honor­ able Judge Paul W. Grimm was judicially disabled to hear Civil Case 8:19-CV-00248-PWG; appeal No. 20- 1243; Edokobi v. Toyota Motor Credit Corporation et al; et al; pursuant to Judicial Disability Act of 1980, 28 U.S.C. §§ 351-364 (“ACT’), and pursuant to rules for judicial-conduct and judicial- disability proceedings. 248 F.R.D, 674 (2008):

Whether Honorable Judge Paul W. Grimm erred in granting Respondent SunTrust’s Motion for Summary Judgment (ECF No.65) by falsely claims that; on August 14, 2018. following the telephone con­ ference with Edokobi and Toyota, SunTrust refunded Edokobi the two $36.00 in the Civil Case No. 8:19- CV-00248-PWG; appeal No. 20-1243;

Whether Honorable Judge Paul W. Grimm erred in granting Respondent Toyota Motor Credit Corporation’s Motion for Summary Judgment ECF No. 66 for the Civil Case No. 8:19-CV-00248-PWG; appeal No. 20-1243;

Whether Honorable Judge Paul W. Grimm erred in denying as moot ECF No.39 Appellant’s Motion to Dismiss pursuant to Respondent SunTrust’s count-