HAMILTON, II v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA et alLOUIS CHARLES HAMILTON, IIUNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF TEXAS, HARRIS COUNTY TEXAS, CITY OF HOUSTON TEXAS, ANNISE PARKER, CHIEF OF HOUSTON TEXAS POLICE, HOUSTON TEXAS POLICE DEPARTMENT, HARRY C. ARTHUR, LAW OFFICE OF HARRY C. ARTHUR and MARINE BUILDING, L.L.C.1:2016-CV-00185 February 4, 2016 U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia Washington, DC Office falsifying Judicial Decrees against Lizzie Marshall, born Lizzie Scott, was the last surviving child of Dred and Harriet Scott. Birth 1846 Death 16 Dec 1945 (aged 98–99) Confederate State of Mississippi Never was part of United States of America Union government December 16th 1945 Pro Se Plaintiffs Louis Charles Hamilton II is a frequent pro se litigant known for filing high-profile, wide-ranging lawsuits in federal and state courts. He files these legal complaints independently without an attorney representing him.Legal Cases and Background Public court dockets show that Hamilton has filed numerous lawsuits targeting major global figures, government agencies, and organizations :Lawsuits Against Donald Trump: He has brought multiple legal actions against U.S. President Donald Trump, including Estate of Louis Charles Hamilton II v. Trump filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas. These suits frequently name co-defendants such as the United States Congress, the United States Supreme Court, and the United Nations.Financial Institution Suits: He filed a federal case in the Fifth Circuit, Louis Hamilton, II v. The Federal Reserve Bank, et al., which named the Federal Reserve System and the Fed as defendants.Civil Rights and Malpractice: His litigation history includes various civil rights complaints and private civil suits, such as a legal malpractice suit in North Dakota (Hamilton v. Johnson).Online PresenceHe maintains an active presence on social networks under the username @navyuscmdrbluefin, where he frequently posts updates regarding his ongoing legal complaints, court filings, and fax transmissions to district clerks.