Timeliness: Judge Dyanna L. Street (25 VIOLATIONS) U.S. Constitutional Violations (5): 1. 14th Amendment Due Process: Denied a hearing on three emergency motions involving the imminent demolition of a home and the desecration of a deceased father’s ashes. 2. 5th Amendment Takings: Authorized the taking and destruction of $435,000 in private property ($150,000 home + $285,000 personal property) without just compensation. 3. 4th Amendment Unreasonable Seizure: Greenlighted the demolition of a home the court does not hold the title to. 4. 14th Amendment Due Process: Refused to acknowledge a satisfied judgment paid 18 months prior, allowing it to destroy the Complainant's credit and housing. 5. 14th Amendment Equal Protection: Discriminatory enforcement by categorically dismissing meritorious claims of a pro se litigant to protect a corporate landlord. Minnesota Constitutional Violations (2): 1. Art. I §7 Due Process: Denied meaningful access to justice by wiping out three motions with a fabricated "repeat" excuse. 2. Art. I §13: Authorized the destruction of private property without compensation (home still titled in Complainant's name). Minnesota Statutory Violations (8): 1. Minn. Stat. § 548.15: Failed to compel the Plaintiff to file a satisfaction of judgment 18 months after payment was accepted. 2. Minn. Stat. § 504B.365: Failed to compel an inventory of $285,000 in stolen high end property (Sub Zero fridge, Tiger Wood floors, Pella doors, Jacuzzi, etc.). 3. Minn. Stat. § 504B.375: Failed to address the unlawful ouster, instead authorizing the final act of demolition. 4. Minn. Stat. § 609.43 (Misconduct): Intentionally failed to perform known mandatory duties. 5. Minn. R. Civ. P. 60.02: Arbitrarily denied relief from a void judgment despite newly presented evidence. 6. Minn. Stat. § 504B.291(2): Failed to correct the wrongful denial of the 6 month redemption period. 7. Minn. Stat. § 327C.10: Failed to address the illegal fees comprising 100% of the original judgment. 8. Minn. Stat. § 609.48: Protected perjurious judgments from scrutiny. Code of Judicial Conduct Violations (9): 1. Canon 1, Rule 1.1: Failed to apply Minn. Stat. § 548.15, § 504B.365, and property protections. 2. Canon 1, Rule 1.2: Destroyed public confidence by authorizing the demolition of a home containing a father's ashes. 3. Canon 1, Rule 1.3: Used her judicial robe to shield a corporate landlord’s $8.7M scheme and asset stripping. 4. Canon 2, Rule 2.2: Demonstrated manifest bias by denying three meritorious motions without a hearing. 5. Canon 2, Rule 2.5: Failed to read the motions containing new facts (PayLease receipt, imminent demolition, lack of title). 6. Canon 2, Rule 2.6: Denied the right to be heard on the demolition of a domicile. 7. Canon 2, Rule 2.11: Failed to recuse when unwilling to fairly evaluate evidence. 8. Canon 2, Rule 2.15: Protected the misconduct of all prior judicial actors. 9. Canon 2, Rule 2.3: Exhibited bias against a pro se litigant. Oath of Office Violation (1): 1. Minn. Stat. § 358.05: Violated her oath by refusing to protect a citizen’s property from unauthorized demolition.