State court decisions stand as the law of the state unless and until they are reversed by a state appellate court, a state Supreme Court; by a U.S. Appellate Court or by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Nineteen Obama eligibility appeals have reached the U.S. Supreme Court. None of them were able to get the required four votes from Supreme Court Justices in order to be heard by the full Supreme Court. Therefore the lower courts’ rulings stand.
Obama is in no trouble in Arizona because five years after he signed stating that he was a natural born citizen, an Arizona court ruled that he is indeed a natural born citizen. That decision was not appealed.
Eighteen other courts have also ruled that Obama qualifies as a natural born citizen. No court has ever ruled otherwise.
1) Allen v. Obama (Arizona)
2) Ankeny v. Daniels (Indiana)
3) Fair v. Obama (Maryland)
4) Farrar v. Obama (Georgia)
5) Freeman v. Obama (Illinois)
6) Galasso v. Obama (New Jersey)
7) Jackson v. Obama (Illinois)
8) Jordan v. Obama (Washington)
9) Judd v. Obama (California)
10) Kesler v. Obama (Indiana)
11) Martin v. Obama (Illinois)
12) Paige v. Obama (Vermont)
13) Powell v. Obama (Georgia)
14) Purpura, et. al. v. Obama (New Jersey)
15) Strunk v. New York State Board of Elections (NY)
16) Swensson v. Obama (Georgia)
17) Tisdale v. Obama (Virginia)
18) Voeltz v. Obama, et. al. (Florida)
19) Welden v. Obama (Georgia)
Criminal activity.
Forget the NBC issue.