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746(1948).
CONCLUSION OF LAW: are fully reviewable,and not subject to
the "clear erroneous" standard.United States For Use of Mo-
rris Constitution vs.Aetna Cas.Ins,908 F 2d 375 at 377(8th
Cir.1990).This Court,should find no excusable reason for tr-
ial court deliberate failure to make findings of fact and
conclusions of law. .
(3)
WHETHER, This Appeal should be reversed,because under Feder-
al Laws,Complaints against all three(3) Branches of the Un-
ited States Government ,Judicial,Executive and Legislative
can be brought in any Judicial District in any of the Fifty
States of the United States,Except The Eastern District of
Missouri,under 28 USC § 1391(e)(1)(2),That it were Constit-
utional Rrror,Prejudice,and abuse of power for District Jud-
ge,William D.Stiehl to Dismiss three(3) P-A-I-D Civil Righ-
ts Complaint(S) W-I-T=H~P-R-E-J=U-D-I=C=E for lack of Juris—
diction,Cross Discrimination on the Basis of Race,Class and
to sanctioned by Judicial orders,criminal activities on the
part of Appellees,With Overwhelming Evidence in Support be-
fore the Judge ?
The Supreme Court held in Stafford vs.Briggs, 444 US 537 at
544,545,100 S Ct 774 at 784,785,63 L Ed 2d 1(1980),suits aga-
inst federal officers while in governnient service and after
leaving that service can be brought in,any of the 95 federal
districts of the United States.But here,this suit is unprec-
edented,no ware in the Judiciary history,in this country or
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