It may not be over yet in NJ. It appears one of the issues on appeal is whether Judge Masin correctly decided that as a matter of law O has no legal duty to produce BC evidence before he may be placed on the New Jersey ballot. That almost certainly is a tough proposition.
Masin's decision essentially emasculates any eligibility certification a la New Hampshire that NJ may require.
There could yet be a chance the BC his Georgia attorney sent to the GA SOS, the ALJ and opposing counsel in the GA hearing will come into play in some jurisdiction.
While true that Obama may not have any obligation to present his BC to New Jersey, it is equally true that the state AG has every state constitutional right, POWER, DUTY, AND OBLIGATION to remove him from the ballot and MAKE him present ANY BONA FIDES he deems fitting. This is far from unusual! Candidates at every level are often challenged as to their qualifications.
"May I see your license and registration please." One has every right to refuse this request. Whereupon one will be required to present said documentation in a court of law. And of course, be liable to detention in the meantime pending the posting of bond.