Four Original and Appellate Jurisdiction Cases
Structural Constitutional Questions Concerning Non-Judicial Foreclosure, Legislative Punishment, and Judicial Duty
Filed Simultaneously • May 2026 • All Documents Provided in Full
UPDATE 5/18/26: Complaint of Misconduct by U.S. Supreme Court; Petitions for Redress of Grievance and Original Habeas & Mandamus
UPDATE 5/18/26: Petitions for Redress of Grievance to Congress & President– Structural Failure in California Gov't; Denial of Republican Gov't and Protections of Law
petition i
Adam Bereki v. Supreme Court of California
Punishment Without Adjudication
––$930k Fine Imposed– Courts Refused to Answer Constitutional Questions and Deferred to Policy
––Whether Punishment without Adjudication Violates the Bill of Pains and Penalties Clause
petition ii
Adam Bereki v. Supreme Court of California
Is Non-Judicial Foreclosure Unconstitutional?
––$1.13 Million in Home Equity Property Transferred by Statute With No Judicial Determination
––Whether The Non-Judicial Foreclosure Scheme of 30 States is Unconstitutional
petition iii
Tin Vo v. Fourth District Court of Appeal
Punishment Without Adjudication
––$711k Fine Imposed– Courts Refused to Answer Constitutional Question and Deferred to Policy
––Whether Punishment without Adjudication Violates the Bill of Paines and Penalties Clause
petition iv
Pier Prenga v. Second District Court of Appeal
Punishment Without Adjudication
––Self-Executing Prof. License Suspension w/o Adjudication; Courts Refused to Answer Constitutional Questions
––Whether Punishment without Adjudication Violates the Bill of Paines and Penalties Clause
core constitutional questions
Can Courts Impose Punishment Without Adjudication?
In Non-Judicial Foreclosure Unconstitutional?
Does the Executive Have An Independent Duty Not to Enforce Ultra Vires Orders by "Judges"?
Is Legislative Punishment Permitted?