Key legal question
Whether the federal appeal was admissible despite lack of proper reasoning and attempts to supplement omitted arguments later.
Extracted holding
The appeal was inadmissible because it did not adequately address the lower court's reasoning and later supplementation of the missing grounds was barred by the prohibition on new facts and arguments.
Extracted reasoning
A federal complaint must contain a concise, reasoned explanation showing which federal or constitutional rights were violated. The appellant failed to engage with the decisive reasoning of the instruction judge and could not cure that deficiency later before the Federal Supreme Court.