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Thanks again for your response. I googled judicial immunity and read that Judges were gods, I should have known that! The question would be, are you suiing a Judge privately.

I also read the next web page in the search results, Judicial immunity is not absolute. And I read this statement,
“CASE NOTE: “Federal tort law: judges cannot invoke judicial immunity for acts that violate litigants civil rights; Robert Craig Waters. Tort & Insurance Law Journal, Spr. 1986 21 n3, p509-516”

An argument can be made that avoiding the eligibility issue is a violation of one’s civil rights.

I was asking about suiing the Supreme Court as a body, not suiing the Justices personally.

Thanks for bringing that to my attention.

What do you think about the standing issue I raised? The remedy for the injured soldier would be money for his injury he got from the war. It would be the burden of the President to prove that he was eligible to be President when he gave the order for the soldier to go to war.

No matter what anyone says, you are guilty until proven innocent in our court system. When an allegation is made by the prosecution, it is up to the defense attorney to counter it with something very convincing.