Supreme Court Rule 20.3(cont)
          The relief sought has remained pending in United States Court for the Western District of Arkansas since June 1, 2010 and the Eighth Circuit already alleged not yet having jurisdiction. This leaves the Supreme Court as the only option for timely redress.  This decision will affect more people directly than any ruling of ANY Court ever. The United States Supreme Court is the only Court worthy of rulings resulting in hundreds of billions fiscally and the morality of WIRE COMMUNICATIONS and US Title 17 finally being required since first disparaged on May 31, 1790.

Supreme Court Rule 10 Compliance

This petition aids the Court’s Appellate jurisdiction due to extreme circumstances described in the preceding Rule 20 section and as further supported as follows for each rational listed in Supreme Court Rule 10.

1.      Supreme Court Rule 10(a) Supervisory Rational

     Honorable Jimm Larry Hendren interpreted ACA 16-56-116 exceedingly illogically and ruled that limitations due to multiple disabilities provided redress for insane minors in prison outside Arkansas.  This flagrant logical error now warrants Supreme Court supervisory jurisdiction
No insane minor has ever been in prison in the United States to support this absurd assertion.

2.      Supreme Court Rule 10(b) District Conflict Rational

          Honorable Jimm Larry Hendren dismissed the consideration of common law equitable tolling of limitation due disability or a decision requiring a JURY in Sixth Circuit. See Ott v. Midland Ross Corp., 600 F.2d 24, 31 (6th Cir. 1979)

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