Sandra A. Zikry v. Exodus Women's Center, Inc., et al.

Whether it is a denial of due process, (1) notice; (2) an opportunity to be heard; and (3) an impartial tribunal, to not allow the Petitioner an opportunity to have an evidentiary hearing for her intentional tort claims & medical battery claims; despite fraud amongst the courts, abuse of process, violating the 5th Amendment and 14th Amendment, Article X Section 4 of the Florida Constitution and applying legal standards/ void judgments that do not apply to such claims?

Whether it is a violation of due process for the trial courts to consider evidence that is privileged, & inadmissible under Florida Statute 766 of presuit affidavits & unsworn statements of a plaintiff, in violation of the 5th and 14th Amendment of the US Constitution and Article X Section 4 of the Florida Constitution?

Whether the Second District Court of Appeals in the State of Florida is exceeding its jurisdiction in currently reviewing the merits of an appeal(s) of a void judgment that involves fraud, abuse of process, fraud amongst the courts & abuse of process, and conflicts with prior proceedings and basic principle of law and due process?

Whether a motion to dismiss can be granted on alleged presuit deficiencies & statute of limitations when an evidentiary hearing was not held, with factual and material disputes, and defendants presuit violations?

Does a trial court depart from the essential requirements of law applying the legal standard that the plaintiff needs an affidavit to pursue medical battery claims when the laws clearly established that they do not?

Does a trial court depart from the essential requirements of law by DISMISSING AN INTENTIONAL TORT claim without any defenses from opposing counsel or any explanation in the order of dismissal?

Does a trial court depart from the essential requirements of law by dismissing a claim with clerk defaults without setting aside prior to dismissal?

Does the Florida Supreme court have jurisdiction of a mandatory notice of appeal of constitutional violations and clear abuse of discretion of the Florida courts in not adhering to basic laws, rights, conflicting case law, & due process?