Federal State Constitutional Breakdown

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Federal issues include civil rights violations under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 and deprivation of rights under Section 242 of Title 18. State issues involve Delawares Laws of Succession and Trust Code. Constitutional concerns focus on First Amendment free speech rights and Fourteenth Amendment due process. Consider consulting a local attorney for specific legal guidance.

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I need each one with the footing for each as it applies to this case?

Sure, let's apply each issue to your case with specific footings:

Federal Issues:
- * U.S.C. § *: This allows Carla Cowan to sue for alleged civil rights violations under color of law by the Chancery Court.
- Section * of Title *: This criminalizes willful deprivation of rights under color of law, potentially applicable to actions by the Master in Chancery or the Chancery Court.
- Writ of Certiorari * U.S.C. § *: Provides jurisdiction for the U.S. Supreme Court to review the Delaware Supreme Court decision.

State Issues:
- Laws of Succession Title *: Governs the administration and distribution of Alvin David Smith’s estate in Delaware.
- Delaware Trust Code § *: Relevant for issues involving the administration and modification of any trusts related to the estate.
- Chancery Court Rules (e.g., Rule *(b), Rule *): Procedural rules governing the modification of orders and judgments in the Delaware Court of Chancery.

Constitutional Issues:
- Fifth Amendment: Applicable to claims that Carla Cowan’s property rights were violated without just compensation.
- Eighth Amendment: Relevant if there are claims of excessive fines or cruel and unusual punishment in the context of the estate’s administration.
- Fourteenth Amendment: Central to claims of due process violations involving the modification of final orders and handling of estate issues.
- First Amendment: Could be relevant if there were any issues involving freedom of speech or other rights during the proceedings.
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First Amendment: In the foot notes of Master order she threatens me by say this Void case is settled by I beg the different. Because it is a violation of my right of the * Amendment. Its my right to speak about a violation of the color of law. That I have the fact to prove what I am saying not just Hearsay.

It seems you are concerned about potential First Amendment and Fourteenth Amendment violations in the context of your case. Here's a brief breakdown:
- First Amendment: Protects your right to free speech, including discussing and speaking out about legal issues and perceived injustices.
- Fourteenth Amendment: Ensures due process and equal protection under the law, which you believe were violated in the handling of your case.
Considering your detailed concerns, it might be helpful to consult with a local attorney who can provide specific guidance tailored to your case. Would you like assistance in connecting with a local lawyer?

: On September 3rd Hearing you said the Police did not give you permission you said you just walked up and took over [Page * and * Sep hearing Exhibit] Q: Why would you want to administer someone else estate? A: I Didn’t Page *: Q: You did not want to be the administer? A: No, I did not. A: why didn’t you step down in default judgment hearing may 20th *? A: I was a process. Q did you hire investigator yes or no? A. No Q What did you expect to gain Page *: as administer? A: I didn’t know what I was expecting I didn’t know what I was getting myself into.

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It appears that your case involves potential violations of your First Amendment rights (freedom of speech) and Fourteenth Amendment rights (due process and equal protection). This could be a strong case for legal assistance.
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What are the Federal and State crime and Consitutional issues for this action?

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Federal Issues:
- * U.S.C. § *: Civil rights violations under color of law.
- Section * of Title *: Criminalizes deprivation of rights under color of law.
- Writ of Certiorari * U.S.C. § *: Jurisdiction for Supreme Court review.
- * U.S.C. § *(b): State intervention in constitutionality defense.

State Issues:
- Laws of Succession Title *: Governs estate administration in Delaware.
- Delaware Trust Code § *: Trust administration rules.
- Chancery Court Rules (e.g., Rule *(b), Rule *): Procedural rules in Chancery Court.

Constitutional Issues:
- First Amendment: Right to free speech about legal issues.
- Fifth Amendment: Protection against property rights violations without compensation.
- Eighth Amendment: Prohibition of excessive fines and cruel punishments.
- Fourteenth Amendment: Due process and equal protection violations.
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