[Uncle Chip]

And let's go one step further with this. It might be one thing to put a forged government document on the internet, but it is a different matter to have it presented to law enforcement authorities or in a court of law.

In this case we have a judge who made a decision to dismiss a case because he saw this "government document" on the internet. It was presented to him as a valid document and it influenced his decision to dismiss.

[rxsid]

"And let's go one step further with this. It might be one thing to put a forged government document on the internet, but it is a different matter to have it presented to law enforcement authorities or in a court of law.

In this case we have a judge who made a decision to dismiss a case because he saw this "government document" on the internet. It was presented to him as a valid document and it influenced his decision to dismiss."

That's right. That ludicrous decision by that judge was based in part on an image found on the internet. Beyond ridiculous. The faux short form colb has never been entered into the court record with any of these eligibility challenges.