Yvonne Jett v. United States Postal Service, et al.

Whether the lower courts violated Petitioner's Fifth Amendment right to due process by dismissing her claims as frivolous and moot without an evidentiary hearing despite documentary evidence?

Whether dismissal as frivolous under 28 U.S.C. §1915 is proper where document evidence supports allegations of fraud, spoliation, and constitutional violations?

Whether the lower courts erred in finding the case moot despite continuing injury and hardship?

Whether dismissal without meaningful consideration of evidence violated the Fourth, Seventh, and Fourteenth Amendments?

Whether the exclusive jurisdiction of (FECA) and the (CSRA) bar federal courts from reviewing systemic fraud, malfeasance, and claim manipulation by federal agencies, or must the Supreme Court intervene to protect the civil rights of thousands of injured employees when the administrative system fails to provide an adequate remedy?

Whether the (CSRA) and (FECA) unconstitutionally strip courts of jurisdiction over Colorable First and Fifth Amendment claims brought by Forma Pauperis litigants, presenting an issue of National Importance concerning the Constitutional Rights of all Federal Employees?