Question

Dear Supreme Court,

I am in prison. I was convicted of high treason against the United States for transmitting documents to WikiLeaks that prove the National Security Agency was tracking and reading all of my email, because I once commented to a friend that somebody should really build a big bomb and blow up the NSA Headquarters in Fort Meade, Maryland. It was clearly not a serious suggestion, but an expression of irritation. If they can spy on me, without a warrant or even probable cause, then why can I not do the same? They are a public agency, paid for by tax dollars, and the American People have a right to know what they are doing. I argue that my conviction is a direct violation of my First Amendment right to free speech, and the spirit of my First Amendment right to peaceably assemble, as the crux of this conviction was my communication of this evidence with both specific individuals, and the public in general. Please agree to hear my case. The truth will set me free!

Should writ of certiorari be granted?

Answer 1

Yes, of course the the writ of Certiorari would be definitely granted, because he only commented to his/her friend that somebody should really build a bomb and blow up the NSA Headquarters in fort Meade. He was not quiet sure about the fact whether the bomb is really made or not. Moreover it is not proved that he was involved in this act if this incident could be happen in reality. He may be listen this from anybody randomly. Certiorari futher says if they can spy him why he has not right to sy them. Of course its its duty of every citizen to protect his nation from each and every way..it is one of the fundamental duty of every citizen to watch wether the citizens are performing their duties or not but there are condititions, if Certiorari wants to spy them he must use the legal way for his act. The way he begave is ileegal the court will punish him for this act or impose fine on him. Every American has right to act against those who will not perform their duties or fundamental duties according to US Constitution, either it will be government employee or layman of nation.Certiorari has right to free speech and he has aright to peaceably assemble, to express himself, as he actually wants to see whether the employees are performing their dutes or not and he does not want to harm the public in any way. The supreme court will definitely hear to his case and his writ would be granted.

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