Draft Appeals, Certiorari, ICC Filings
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I have a pending matter alleging large-scale mortgage fraud that has progressed through the federal courts and now requires attention on several fronts.
First, the Sixth Circuit record is complete but the briefs and appendices need a professional eye. I want you to review everything already filed, tighten the arguments where possible, and re-format the entire package so it meets the Court’s word-count, caption, font, and PDF-bookmark rules. Use Bluebook citations throughout and deliver a clean, ready-to-file PDF along with the editable Word version.
Next, I must lodge a Petition for a Writ of Certiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court. I need full-cycle assistance here: focused legal research to isolate the strongest circuit-split and constitutional questions, a well-structured draft petition (Questions Presented, Statement, Argument, Appendix index, etc.), and meticulous formatting/proofreading in line with Supreme Court Rule 33.1. Please embed proper Supreme Court booklet layout or supply precise printer-ready files.
Lastly, this dispute may escalate to international fora. You should already understand both the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court—jurisdictional thresholds, admissibility standards, page limits, and filing formalities—so you can outline and format prospective submissions stemming from the same mortgage-fraud facts.
Deliverables (separate files for each stage):
• Sixth Circuit brief set: revised Word doc + final compliant PDF
• Supreme Court petition: research memo, draft Word doc, final booklet-formatted PDF
• ICJ/ICC: template complaints with accompanying jurisdictional notes
All citations must be Bluebook-conforming, and all PDFs must pass the courts’ electronic filing validators. Familiarity with Microsoft Word styles, Adobe Acrobat bookmarks, and any Supreme Court printer requirements is essential.
First, the Sixth Circuit record is complete but the briefs and appendices need a professional eye. I want you to review everything already filed, tighten the arguments where possible, and re-format the entire package so it meets the Court’s word-count, caption, font, and PDF-bookmark rules. Use Bluebook citations throughout and deliver a clean, ready-to-file PDF along with the editable Word version.
Next, I must lodge a Petition for a Writ of Certiorari with the U.S. Supreme Court. I need full-cycle assistance here: focused legal research to isolate the strongest circuit-split and constitutional questions, a well-structured draft petition (Questions Presented, Statement, Argument, Appendix index, etc.), and meticulous formatting/proofreading in line with Supreme Court Rule 33.1. Please embed proper Supreme Court booklet layout or supply precise printer-ready files.
Lastly, this dispute may escalate to international fora. You should already understand both the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court—jurisdictional thresholds, admissibility standards, page limits, and filing formalities—so you can outline and format prospective submissions stemming from the same mortgage-fraud facts.
Deliverables (separate files for each stage):
• Sixth Circuit brief set: revised Word doc + final compliant PDF
• Supreme Court petition: research memo, draft Word doc, final booklet-formatted PDF
• ICJ/ICC: template complaints with accompanying jurisdictional notes
All citations must be Bluebook-conforming, and all PDFs must pass the courts’ electronic filing validators. Familiarity with Microsoft Word styles, Adobe Acrobat bookmarks, and any Supreme Court printer requirements is essential.