Lakin Goes To Prison - And Here Comes The Next Eligibility Lawsuit

Here's The Right Side Of It ^ | December 18, 2010 | John L. Work

[Neidermeyer]

I’m just going to kick back and wait for OldDeckHand to step in and tell us all (again) why this just doesn’t matter and why we should all just run along...

[W. W. SMITH]

The Constitution being held in contempt, injures and imparts standing to every citizen of this nation.

Considering the above, one of you with a law degree, can you tell me why or why not, and please elucidate clearly.

[Lurking Libertarian]

I'm not Old Deck Hand, but I am a lawyer and I will predict that the Supreme Court will deny certiorari in this case with no recorded dissent.

This case does not raise any eligibility issues, although Orly Taitz doesn' seem to understand that (she raises all kinds of eligibility arguments in her brief, but that issue isn't in the case anymore). The plaintiff in this case who challenged Obama's eligibility was Connie Rhodes. Rhodes dropped the case, fired Taitz and didn't appeal. Because there is no plaintiff in the case anymore, the eligibility issue is no longer part of the case.

The only person appealing to the Supreme Court is Orly Taitz, and the only issue, therefore, is the $20,000 sanction against her. Taitz also seems to misunderstand why she was sanctioned: it was not for bringing the eligibility case. The sanctions order specifies exactly what she was sanctioned for: accusing the judge of "treason" (that's called "contempt of court," for those of you following along at home), and accusing the judge of meeting with Attorney General Holder in a coffee shop across the street from the courthouse in Georgia (on a day when Holder was appearing publicly in Los Angeles).

Judge Land (a conservative Republican appointed by President Bush at the recommendation of Senator Chambliss) specifically held that Taitz was not sanctioned for her original Complaint, but only for the frivolous and contemptuous language in her motion for reconsideration (a motion she legally had no right to file at all, since her client had already fired her).

[omegadawn]

I know a number of attorneys and they all feel obama is ineligible to be the President under Article 2. Do you agree?

[danamco]

Pinging on a shameless Kangaroo court, especially on Dr. & Pastor and Patriot James David Manning, PhD, civil rights violations???

http://atlahmedianetwork.org/?p=11907

[pnh102]

Is this guy gonna plead guilty too?

[truth_seeker]

Taitz discredits any cause she involves herself with.

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

You don’t understand. The Old Deck Hand knows that the legal system is far above and superior to a Constitution written by a bunch of gay founders(according to Harry Reid).

[SaxxonWoods]

I’m sure you recall the etiquette involved in pinging a Freeper you mention in a comment. I’ll save you the trouble.

[OldDeckHand]

Thanks. My ears were burning, and I had no idea why.

Frankly, it's embarrassing that anyone who describes themselves as "conservative" would hang their hat on anything that comes from the court jester known as Orly Taitz.

She's an embarrassment. I'll dance a jig, bare-ass naked on the National Mall if the Court grants cert here.

Of course, I'm sure some will use that denial as additional "proof" that Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas are both in on the George Soros super-conspiracy.

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

sorry about mentioning another freeper.......I should not have done that.

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

I think Thomas already admitted they were ducking the issues. Soros told him too duck and cover?

[phockthis]

I would be interested in this opinion as well

[OldDeckHand]

"Soros told him too duck and cover?"

Sure, that's it. You know, because Soros and Clearance Thomas are so close - regular drinkin' buddies.

I have it on good authority that George Soros and Antonin Scalia have a time-share in Boca - shh, don't tell anyone.

[Non-Sequitur]

Taitz must now present her arguments to the Supreme Court – if she’s allowed to do so.

She won't be.

[Goreknowshowtocheat]

Funny. I just thought it was cowardice and lack of integrity, but now that Soros is involved it makes more sense. You have uncovered a great truth.

[maine yankee]

I’ll dance a jig, bare-ass naked on the National Mall

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As long as you don’t end up in a fountain with a known hooker.

[deport]

Orly Titz.......... Don’t hold your breath on this one being granted.

[StonyBurk]

And there ought to be so many of legal cases similar to these that the President thinks they are like flies on his stink.Maybe then the supreme Court will do the Right thing and Honor the Oath administered to all public servants including the despotic branch called the Judiciary.