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Urge the Supreme Court to rule the new federal court pleading standard Unconstitutionally denies Equal Access To Justice

Created by M.A. on May 17, 2013

The Supreme Court never expressly overruled Dred Scott, holding African slaves or their descendants were not protected by the Constitution and could not sue in court. In Alexander v Murdoch (the modern-day Dred Scott) Rupert Murdoch and others allegedly manipulated the new, vague, ambiguous, arbitrary, discriminatory pleading standard— in a manner predicted by former Justice Stevens in his Twombly dissent— to wrongfully deny a natural-born, U.S., minority citizen access to the federal courts. Please speak out against the Twombly decision and have the Solicitor General file amicus curiae briefs, in support of Alexander's Petition For Certiorari now (and Brief later) to restore the basic right to equal access to the federal courts to all Americans, regardless of race or socioeconomic status.

Civil Rights & Equality
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