The eligibility case he refers to (see post 200) is false claims action. He is saying that Senator Obama received government funds as Senator but was not eligible because he is not a NB Citizen as is required for US Senator also.
However something is fishy there because I think Senators are exempt by the US Code
http://quitamguide.org/federal-false-claims-act-title-31#3729e
“(2) (A) No court shall have jurisdiction over an action brought under subsection (b) against a Member of Congress, a member of the judiciary, or a senior executive branch official if the action is based on evidence or information known to the Government when the action was brought.”
This is all above my pay grade but this could have been dismissed by now if it is not valid. Maybe they are hanging on to it to keep it from going public.
I’m out of my comfort zone on the legal stuff. Actually, it was the fact that the sealed case is a false claims action (which appear to be long-term procedures) that made me wonder why he would be talking about movement or unsealing on the sealed case. I just couldn’t (can’t) connect the dots.
“(2) (A) No court shall have jurisdiction over an action brought under subsection (b) against a Member of Congress, a member of the judiciary, or a senior executive branch official if the action is based on evidence or information known to the Government when the action was brought.”
See my post above:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2172366/posts?page=267#267
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