alleges violations of local
law (specifically, Articles 1802 and 1805 of Puerto Rico's Civil
Code).  Because Lugo premises jurisdiction on the existence of a
federal question, 28 U.S.C.  1331, we focus our attention on the
first of these claims.
Refined to bare essence, the claim in question recounts
that, following an automobile accident in which a fatality
occurred, the authorities charged Lugo with involuntary
manslaughter.  His complaint then recites that, in connection with
the ensuing criminal trial, "the defendants produced two different
croquis evincing two disparaging versions of how the accident took
place," and that one defendant, Cabn, "ordered the sworn version
of facts of one of the key witnesses to be changed in order to
better accommodate the Government's official version."  These acts,
the complaint avers, constituted "an illegal, unjustified, abusive
and excessive use of authority under colorA prankster and comedian has humiliated British Prime Minister Theresa May, offering her a resignation form as she took the podium to deliver a speech at an annual party conference.

Lee Nelson, in an apparent security breach, rose up to the Conservative Party leader to hand her a P45, the tax form issued by an employer when an employee leaves.

Nelson joked that the form was from Boris Johnson, the British foreign secretary who has previously made a bid to lead the UK.

May was further embarrassed as an "f" dropped off the word "for" from a sign behind her which had read: "Building a country that works for everyone".

The four-day Conservative Party conference in the northern city of Manchester is expected to end today.

Britain's exit from the EU, or Brexit,