[El Gato]

Indiana Court of Appeals ... Indiana Supreme Court refused to hear this case on appeal and no other court has rendered a dissenting opinion.

Or any other sort. That means the ruling is binding within the jurisdiction of the Indiana Court of Appeals, which is the state of Indiana.

I don't live there, nor do most other Americans.

Besides which, it's a federal question. It won't be binding on all federal courts unless the Supreme Court upholds it. By "It" I mean the definition of "natural born citizen", not the ruling per se.

[jamese777]

Indiana Court of Appeals ... Indiana Supreme Court refused to hear this case on appeal and no other court has rendered a dissenting opinion.
Or any other sort. That means the ruling is binding within the jurisdiction of the Indiana Court of Appeals, which is the state of Indiana.

I don’t live there, nor do most other Americans.

Besides which, it’s a federal question. It won’t be binding on all federal courts unless the Supreme Court upholds it. By “It” I mean the definition of “natural born citizen”, not the ruling per se.

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The plaintiffs’ attempt in Ankeny v Daniels was to invalidate Obama’s electoral college votes. If they are invalidated in one state, the dominos could fall in all 50 plus DC. American elections are a compendium of the electoral votes in each state.
In any event, all state and federal Obama eligibility lawsuits have failed to date including seven rejections thus far at the US Supreme Court.