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“Veteran Litigant Files Six Uncontested Lawsuits—Courts Refuse to Adjudicate” Introduction A decorated veteran and pro se litigant have filed six uncontested lawsuits in both state and federal courts, each supported by documented evidence, certified service, and procedural compliance. Despite this, no adjudication has been rendered by the courts and have refused to rule on default judgments, procedural violations, and due process breaches. Case History BestBuy.com LLC & Citibank, N.A. – Lawsuit filed in El Paso County (Case No. 2025CV64), escalated through the Colorado Court of Appeals (2025CA742) and now before the Colorado Supreme Court (2025SC357), stemming from unlawful credit reporting and denial of due process. First American Home Warranty – Claims of an illegal contract and denial of coverage, with monetary damages extending into five figures. Department of Veterans Affairs – Federal lawsuit (Case No. 1:25-cv-01158-SKC-TPO) citing the VA’s obstruction of an Earlier Effective Date claim, misclassification, and systemic due process failures. Social Security Administration – Federal lawsuit (Case No. 1:25-cv-02156-RTG) for denial of due process and failure to respond within statutory deadlines. Experian, Citibank, and First National Bank of Omaha – Federal Fair Credit Reporting Act lawsuit (Case No. 1:25-cv-0346) alleging refusal to provide direct, accurate responses to verified disputes. Additional state-level filings involving judicial inaction and misconduct complaints, including motions to compel, petitions for mandamus, and certified complaints filed with oversight bodies. Phil Long Mercedes of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Escalation to the Supreme Court All six cases now converge on a singular reality: the highest court must determine whether due process can be denied simply by refusing to rule. This is not merely about technical law—it is about whether the law itself remains under the law of due process, transparency, and fairness. Open Record & Media Exposure The veteran has now made the entire case history, filings, and evidence an open record. This is being presented: To the media, including military correspondents and national outlets, To the public of the entire world, who will witness the matter play out in real time, With the clear anticipation that the Supreme Court cannot ignore its constitutional duty to uphold due process. Anticipation The anticipation is not whether the Supreme Court will act, but how. Will it align with the rule of law and enforce due process, or will it confirm systemic corruption by refusing to adjudicate even under the highest scrutiny? ⚖️ Attachments (as referenced in the email): Certified case packets (state & federal filings) Chronological exhibit index (with certified mail tracking) Judicial misconduct complaints filed Public declaration: “Declaration of Systemic Drift and Legal Evasion”