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The question is; Will I be among the less than 1% Pro Se Petitioners to SCOTUS of the 1% over all Petitioners for a Writ of Certiorari that will be heard by SCOTUS.
The Petition is Bray v United States Docket No. 18-9532 Re: "The Feres Doctrine" with 15 related constitutional questions.
The documents can be downloaded from the Supreme Court of the United States, (SCOTUS), web site here:
https://www.supremecourt.gov/search.aspx?filename=/docket/docketfiles/html/public/18-9532.html
The answer will come sometime after the 40 copies have been distributed to the Justices and their Clerks for the November 8, 2019 Conference. Only 1% are granted a hearing before SCOTUS. Will the Feres Doctrine continue to stand up as Constitutional continuing a 69+ year old precedence that prevents you from filing a Tort case for your mistreatment and failure to be compensated for subtle but employability disabling temporal lobe seizures ignored by the military and the VA to reduce entitlements?
Some relief was granted in 2008 for TBI victims. Those who had TBI claims from 2007 on will be fully compensated. Those of us from previous wars have been stiffed until we were allowed to file our claims after receiving the 2008 letter.
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The question is; Will I be among the less than 1% Pro Se Petitioners to SCOTUS of the 1% over all Petitioners for a Writ of Certiorari that will be heard by SCOTUS. The Petition is Bray v United
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I feel I have a possibility. The 10th gave me a good start on my petition in their decision quoting other decisions that stated the Feres Doctrine should be reviewed but could only be reviewed by SCO
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