I'm the executor and sole beneficiary of the trust and estate of Mr. Kevin De Wayne Craft, the legal persona. >> [laughter] >> I am not >> Mr. Craft, you may may proceed. >> I am not here making a general appearance. I'm here by special divine appearance, uh judge, to settle a matter um to call for a constitutional court of record to ask for a summary judgment upon the truth and facts that I placed upon the record with my documents. I stand firmly on my rights. Um and I'm here to ask for a summary judgment, please. >> To ask for? >> Um I do also have a few questions. Um the >> I understand you're pro se and then therefore you get a little bit of leeway, but typically the judges don't answer questions. We're the ones who ask questions. This is not This isn't like a trial court where it's a very kind of back and forth, back and forth, back and forth. Um the court of appeals is is more structured in terms of the lawyers or parties come up, they make their arguments, uh the judges may or may not have questions for the person, and then it's submitted, and then we go back and discuss the matter, and then at some point in the future we come out with an opinion. So it it is different in that respect than trial court. >> Uh understood. Um but I am wondering if this is a court of constitution with the constitution being applied in these proceedings. >> Um the court of appeals, the Michigan court of appeals, is provided for under the state constitution of 1963. >> Is that a yes? >> That's the answer I'm giving you. >> Um okay. Um