Neil J. Gillespie for President - Petition SC16-2031

Florida Supreme Court Petition No. SC16-2031 

 

NEIL J. GILLESPIE  vs.  KENNETH J. DETZNER, SECRETARY

PETITION FOR WRIT OF MANDAMUS AND CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE

SEPARATE APPENDIX OF EXHIBITS #1

SEPARATE APPENDIX OF EXHIBITS #2 

United States District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania

FIRST AMENDED COMPLAINT 16-cv-61511-WJZ.pdf

MOTION TO PROCEED IN FORMA PAUPERIS

ACKNOWLEDGMENT LETTER-NEW CASE 

ORDER-IN FORMA PAUPERIS GR

DISP-TSFR CIRC CT/DCA (HARVARD - TIME SENSITIVE)

Order Of Dismissal - Leon County Circuit Court (Nov-15-2016)
Court Order(s) missing from the docket in Petition SC16-2031

Harvard v. Singletary, 733 So. 2d 1020 - Fla: Supreme Court 1999

Diehl v. Moore, 767 So. 2d 615 - Fla: Dist. Court of Appeals, 1st Dist. 2000 

Petition No. SC16-2031 challenged the constitutionality of lawyers (judicial branch) running for president. (executive branch). Under Separation of Powers, there are three branches of government: Legislative branch, executive branch, and judicial branch.

Petition No. SC16-2031 challenged the constitutionality of political parties, which are not in the constitution. George Washington was not in a political party, and he advised against them. Evidence in the JamPAC lawsuit suggests the Democratic Party primary was rigged against Bernie Sanders.

Petition No. SC16-2031 challenged ballot access laws that make it almost impossible to run as a write-in candidate, and virtually impossible to become president unless you are the candidate for the Democratic Party, or the Republican Party.

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