Jesse D. Pellow v. Presbyterian Homes, Inc., dba Presbyter

to the Court On September 18th, 2025, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit affirmed the dismissal of the numbered civil complaint filed in the Western District. Both courts final orders fail to address the actual complaint that was raised. The Western District and further the Third Circuit seem to only address the issue of ‘pro se’ status and magisterial misconduct by the district judge. There was NO review of the actual merits of the case that was before the court. Further, the panel refused to address a complaint that is filed in the Western District court named Thompson v Garvey Manor Nursing Home which accuses me of sexual harassment. It did not address the joinder request. This case was illegally filed. It was filed without a right to sue by the EEOC and was filed outside of not only jurisdiction but was not filed in a timely manner. It has been allowed to sit with no action taken by the court. I have the right to defend myself against all my accusers. That is a right granted by the United States constitution. I am an adult with high functioning autism and the defense for my previous employer has since tried to deny that fact. The original complaint was filed with a right to sue from the EEOC in 2023 under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The question before the Supreme Court is why am I being the denied the basic constitutional right of self-defense and continued retaliation from the Blair County District Attorney over these legal proceedings.