Alaa Elkharwily v. Mohamed E. Elkharwely, et al.

Whether an appellate court’s dismissal of an appeal based on a record that is undisputedly admitted by court personnel to be incomplete, falsified, or deliberately obscured by systemic record destruction violates the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Whether the failure of appellate judicial officers to disqualify themselves—where they are actively named as defendants in a related federal lawsuit involving the same parties and identical allegations of criminal misconduct—constitutes a jurisdictional nullity that renders any subsequent order of dismissal void ab initio.

Whether this Court should exercise its supervisory authority to address a documented pattern of systemic criminal misconduct—including record destruction, forgery, and witness tampering—by judicial officers and court staff that has effectively shielded a corrupt institutional enterprise from federal accountability. Page 2 of 22