Posted on 01/23/2009 1:35:05 PM PST by rxsid
COURT ORDERS
http://www.supremecourtus.gov/orders/08ordersofthecourt.html
SCOTUS docket Lightfoot v Bowen (Dr. Taitz):
http://origin.www.supremecourtus.gov/docket/08a524.htm
Updates: Lightfoot v. Bowen, Kerchner v. Obama, Ankeny v. Daniels, Gitmo in the Judiciary
http://www.therightsideoflife.com/?p=3091
Doesn’t belong in breaking news.
AJNTSA!
AJNTSA!?
More to come. The Supreme Court can pick and choose the time when they want to take up the case against Obama since they will have a never ending stream of law suits to pick from.
Conference reports aren’t announced until Monday morning.
AJNTSA!?
That’s REMF talk, Ron. They don’t say what they mean, or mean what they say.
Does there have to be a 'positive' (as in, something definitively announced) in order for it to be considered 'Breaking News?'
Also note, there is more than one story or update in there:
Updates: Lightfoot v. Bowen, Kerchner v. Obama, Ankeny v. Daniels, Gitmo in the Judiciary http://www.therightsideoflife.com/?p=3091
“Conference reports aren’t announced until Monday morning.”
The successful ones are. Only the ones which are denied are left to Monday. I think we can make the appropriate deduction from that.
The Supreme Court holds conferences on Fridays. If a case is granted certiorari (i.e., the Court agrees to hear the appeal), the Court gives notice of that immediately, because the parties have to start working on their briefs. If the Court denies certiorari, that fact is not announced until Monday, because there is a long list of denials.
Perhaps nothing unusual but, the interesting thing (IMO) is that as of yet, there is no announcement of any kind for today, unlike Friday’s of recent past anyway.
If you check, the past few Fridays' denials were not released until the following Monday.
Will do when/if I find something new. I too am very interested to see if Dr. Taitz's lawsuit will be the first to have 'standing' and perhaps heard. As I understand it, one of the plaintiff's on this suit is a Constitution party elector, whom they think should have standing.
If you check, the past few Fridays' denials were not released until the following Monday. "
Indeed, but if you'll notice my post...I said "there is no announcement of any kind"
meaning...not even GRANTED announcements have been made so far as I can tell.
Current top story on http://drorly.blogspot.com/
[snip] Quote:
"On Monday, January 19th, during Michael Medved's Radio Show, Mr. Medved made some very disparaging and slanderous remarks concerning my character, mental state and my motives for pursuing legal actions that question Barack Obama's eligibility to serve as President of the United States. Mr. Medved also made "false" statements concerning the merits of the legal actions that I have filed and insinuated that my primary motive for pursuing these matters is to receive monetary donations from an unsuspecting and misinformed public.
Therefore, I am demanding that you instruct Mr. Medved to invite me onto his radio show and allow me to defend myself against the slanderous and defamatory statements that he has made about me to your listeners. I am hopeful that this request will allow me to discuss these false statements and correct the misinformation that Mr. Medved has made public to your radio station listeners. I am requesting ample opportunity to discuss the legal merits of the cases I am litigating on the airwaves so your listeners can be fully informed on the issues concerning Mr. Obama's lack of eligibility to serve as POTUS." End Quote. [snip]
I used to listen to Medved every once in a while, but heard him last fall absolutely railing against (paraphrasing) the stupid ignorant people who want to pursue this tin foil hat stuff about Obama's eligibility.
I've not listened to him since then.
Ironically...this just might be the tiny crack in the media wall that will get the nation finally talking about this as something very real and very serious. We'll see...
Sorry, I didn't understand you.
It may simply be that no cases were granted cert. at today's conference. That happens, not infrequently.
Sorry, I didn't understand you.
It may simply be that no cases were granted cert. at today's conference. That happens, not infrequently.
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