Lakin’s order was to show up in order to deploy to Afghanistan. That was in his order. It DID depend on the PResident, according to the Authorization to Use Force.
If SCOTUS is willing to use “judge’s knowledge” in order to keep evidence from being subjected to the scrutiny required by the Federal Rules of Evidence, then they are just as unlawful as the Soros coup. As are the military leaders who refused to file a Quo Warranto case on behalf of their officers.
What I was working on when Lind forbade Lakin from arguing the President’s ineligibility was the proof that the 1960-64 birth index was altered to include legally non-valid names, as well as other evidence proving that the HDOH has been criminally altering and misrepresenting records as well as disobeying the laws. This was to overcome the “presumption of regularity” - the presumption that the HDOH would have told us if something was wrong. Instead, the evidence shows that the HDOH is criminally complicit in deceiving and/or downright altering records on Obama’s behalf. WE have even more evidence of that now, including the indirect confirmation of HI registrar Alvin Onaka that the record they have is legally non-valid and the White House image is a forgery.
The day after I was in contact with Lakin’s people regarding the evidence I have to refute the “presumption of regularity” (a legal protocol allowing Lind or SCOTUS or whoever to accept Hawaii’s statements at face value because there was no evidence of dishonesty or deception).... the sheathing on the wiring in my husband’s van either decayed uniformly all at once, or else was cut.
Within about a week my daughter’s computer, which I was using because my own computer had been hit by a massive virus, was hit by a trojan so bad I could not even start it.
Around the same time, Lind ruled that she wouldn’t accept any evidence like mine - claiming that Joseph Stalin could have been President and Lakin’s orders to appear for deployment to combat in a foreign country would still have been “lawful”.
The charges against Lakin didn’t include failing to go to Afghanistan.
“Charge I stated, on April 12, Lakin intentionally missed his US Airways Flight Number 1123 from Baltimore/Washington International Airport to Charlotte, North Carolina in order to deploy for a Temporary Change of station in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
Charge II cited two specifications of Lakin, “having knowledge of a lawful order issued by LTC William Judd, to report to the office of his Brigade Commander, Col. Gordon R. Roberts,” and “having knowledge of a lawful order issued by Col. Gordon R. Roberts,” orders which were his duty to obey, failed to obey those orders by “wrongfully not reporting as directed.”
Notice they did not charge him with not going to Afghanistan, but not going to Baltimore/Washington International Airport and catch a flight to Charlotte, North Carolina.
They drafted the charges narrowly, and did so to prevent Lakin from arguing his orders were to deploy overseas to combat. I think they would have won, and won easily, regardless. But they wanted to make sure it never came up.
““Based on the evidence available, his conviction is certain,” Puckett told WND. “He has no affirmative defense for the offenses he committed.”... “This leaves us with a client who stands accused of missing the movement of an airplane, two failures to obey orders to meet his brigade commander, failure to report to Ft. Campbell, and failure to report to his unit,” said Puckett.”
http://www.wnd.com/2010/12/235561/#Vczm7rXMZ8t6TqxI.99