In Re Christopher Barksdale

[1] The historic intent of US Constitution's 13th Amendment §1 prohibits 28 U.S.C. § 1915(e) jurisdiction a non-prisoner, never ‘‘‘‘duly convicted ofcrime, ” And; [2] The United States Congress historic intent by insertion of words “any claim ’’ in 28 U.S. Code § 1491(a),(1) cannot be held moot by sounding in tort, public policy doctrine enabling lower courts to refuse to enforce Oath contracts deemed injurious to the public. [3] The Preamble of US Constitution & Congress created expressed Contract with petitioner Congress adopted 28 USC § 453, promissory estoppel claim pursuant to section three of Article VI of the United States Constitution; the historic intention of founders when it was ratified on June 21,1788 [4] The US Constitution Article III & Ninth Amendment grants SCOTUS power for Review of Federal Judges actions, in contravention of the US Constitution.