Six federal proceedings collapse, as relevant, to three: SCOTUS No. 25-6878 — the no-PO-Box rule as forced fraud on the address line; USCA1 No. 26-1346 — systemic Rule 60(b)(6) fraud on the court; and the new D. Mass. MBD docket — substantiated civil-rights violations directed from the top of state law. Each card carries the full filing history, questions presented, and a status timeline. All documents link to filed PDFs.
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SCOTUS
U.S. Supreme Court
No. 25-6878
Petition for writ of certiorari raising sovereign immunity, the "double protection" theory, and the structural conditions imposed on indigent pro se litigants in the Commonwealth.
Dismissed under Rule 39.8
QUESTION 1
Does sovereign immunity apply to a Commonwealth when federal funds subsidize the forceful separation of American children from their parents?
QUESTION 2
Does "double protecting" some citizens waive Constitutional protections for all others?
Appeal of the District Court dismissal in 1:25-cv-11831-AK; raises sovereign immunity self-abrogation and the underlying Title VI / Title VII / § 1983 / Civil RICO theories.
Awaiting appellees’ brief
QUESTION 1
Has a state self-abrogated sovereign immunity by deliberately obstructing continued attempts to appeal?
QUESTION 2
Can Congress avoid overriding a state's immunity when presented with Civil RICO claims alleging deliberate civil-rights violations?
Miscellaneous business docket proceeding before the Chief Judge; underlying federal complaint with supporting exhibits and an address-of-record affidavit.