A request to the court to allow a party to make a motion to challenge the court's jurisdiction and misconduct... All those developments of the "law", all for me? I am flattered...

Due to an anti-filing injunction imposed upon me by the NYS Appellate Division 4th Judicial Department (my disciplinary court) without statement of grounds, notice, opportunity to be heard on that issue or a hearing (all requirements of the law), I now have to ask the court's permission to make the following motions that are usually done at any time the need arises and "as of right", as of constitutional federal due process right which should pre-empt any inconsistent state law:

(1) I am asking the court to allow me to make a motion to vacate is orders and dismiss the proceedings for lack of subject matter jurisdiction as to several charges affected by a recent change in case law;  apparently, if the court does not have jurisdiction over the case, it cannot give or not give me permissions to challenge that jurisdiction, it is legal nonsense - but that's what I am required to do, under the threat of contempt of court, so that's what I am doing;

(2) I am asking the court to allow me to make a motion to recuse and disqualify the court, for the court's own misconduct;

(3) I am asking the court to allow me to make a motion to disqualify the prosecutor and to sanction her for frivolous conduct (since it is a civil proceedings and rules of frivolous conduct must apply to the civil prosecutor, as a point of equal protection of law).

We will see if the court will graciously allow me to make motions that federal law does not allow state courts to NOT allow, under the federal pre-emption doctrine.

Stay tuned.