Alan Headman v. Federal Bureau of Investigation, et al.

I. CONSTITUTIONAL RIPENESS Whether the Supreme Court, in this age of equality, should consider gender-based servi- , tude ripe for correction. II. UNCONSTITUTIONAL AVOIDANCE Whether a court of first instance’s failure to assemble a jury for Thirteenth Amendment and 18 U.S.C. §1584 Sale into involuntary servitude protection, once a demand for trial by jury is made, establishes Unconstitutional Avoidance. III. ADOPTING A JUDICIAL TEST Whether the Supreme Court should require the application of a judicial test for determining when color-of-law actors have used Unconstitutional Avoidance to violate a citizen’s constitutional rights. IV. THE RIGHT TO A GRAND JURY Whether victims have the right to demand a grand jury when color-of-law actors are found to have used Unconstitutional Avoidance to violate the protection of 18 U.S.C. §1584 Sale into involuntary servitude “in any way.