John Wesley Patton v. Gary Westcott, Secretary, Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections, et al.

Question Number One Could a Louisiana District Judge, namely, Steven C. Grefer, 24th Judicial District Court, in Division “J” in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana be considered to have been impartial after the Petitioner filed a Federal Civil Rights action naming the Judge as one of the Defendant’s? And the Judge continued to hear his own recusal motions and rule on the Petitioner’s application for post conviction relief? Was he impartial pursuant to the US Constitution? Question Number Two Could a Louisiana District Judge, namely, Steven C. Grefer, 24th Judicial District Court, in Division “J” be considered to be impartial on the rulings of the Petitioner’s Louisiana State post conviction application? When several of the Claims on the State Post Conviction were against the Judge? Possibly making the Judge a witness? Can a Judge hear his own claims? Question Number Three Can any Louisiana Citizen ever expect to receive a Fair Trial with the way Louisiana currently allows their District Attorney’s to hand pick the Judge’s assigned to their Criminal Cases? Through manipulation of Louisiana District Court Rules, Rule 14.0 Allotment of Cases? Question Number Four Did the Petitioner really receive a “Fair and Impartial” Louisiana District Judge? In pre trial motions? At trial? On his post conviction? ii.