According to the Repubx blog (a hat-tip to TheObamaFile.com as well), Philip Berg, Plaintiff and attorney in Berg v. Obama, along with criminal investigator Paul Andrew Mitchell, officially served the following subpoena with the Kenyan Consulate …

Attorney Philip J. Berg, the Plaintiff in his Third Circuit Court of Appeals case Berg v. Obama, yesterday had his case referred to a Merits Panel. Below is a posting from FreeRepublic.com regarding the PACER docket:
12/09/2008 …

According to today’s Supreme Court Orders, the second Conference disposition of Berg v. Obama for injunctive relief has been denied:
08A505
BERG, PHILIP J. V. OBAMA, BARACK, ET AL.
(08-570)
The application for stay addressed to Justice Scalia and
referred to the …

The 1st Amendment of the Constitution:
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion,  or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to …

According to today’s Supreme Court Orders, the disposition of Philip Berg’s case Berg v. Obama is likely to be received on Wednesday, January 21. The Supreme Court web site has the following announcement:
Please note that the Supreme Court Building …

Philip Berg, Plaintiff in Berg v. Obama, will have a second Conference this Friday, January 16, concerning his request to either (1) stay the Electoral College vote or (2) stay the certification of same (original docket; …

According to today’s Orders, Berg v. Obama (Phil Berg, Plaintiff) has been denied a writ of Certiorari:
08-570 BERG, PHILIP J. V. OBAMA, BARACK, ET AL.
The motion of Bill Anderson for leave to file a brief as
amicus curiae is …

According to the Supreme Court’s 2008 Term Court Orders page, the Court’s disposition of Berg v. Obama is likely not to happen until Monday, January 12, as the current Miscellaneous Order contains no reference to it.
As Jeff notes, …

For the Barack Hussein Obama presidential eligibility saga, this week presents a number of important milestones for both the Legislative and Judicial branches of the federal government as well as the great State of Washington:

Thursday, …

The docket (see also “Supreme Court Info” on the sidebar) for Plaintiff Philip J. Berg’s case, Berg v. Obama, now shows the following update:

Dec 23 2008
Application (08A505) referred to the Court.

Dec 23 2008
DISTRIBUTED for Conference of January …

Philip Berg, Plaintiff in Berg v. Obama, has not only had his case submitted to Conference, but it has been refiled with Associate Justice Antonin Scalia:

Dec 18 2008
Application (08A505) refiled and submitted to Justice Scalia.

A current …

Philip Berg, Plaintiff in Berg v. Obama, has officially been schedule for Supreme Court Conference:

Dec 17 2008
DISTRIBUTED for Conference of January 9, 2009.

I did notice immediately below this line that there was a denial by Associate …

According to the docket of Berg v. Obama:

Dec 15 2008
Application (08A505) refiled and submitted to Justice Kennedy.

This marks the first time that this case has been re-submitted to a Supreme Court Associate Justice since Justice Souter …

Philip Berg, Plaintiff in Berg v. Obama, filed for an injunction to stop the Electoral College from having their votes cast by Monday, December 15.
Today, according to the case’s docket (see also “Supreme Court Info” on …

Philip Berg, Plaintiff in Berg v. Obama, issued a press release concerning his recent filing for injunction to stay Electoral College votes on December 15, 2008 until Barack Obama proves he is eligible for the presidency.
Thanks to …

Here’s the link, as featured on the top of the third column of the Drudge Report. It mentions both Donofrio v. Wells and Berg v. Obama.
Naturally, the piece isn’t without its flaws, as Jeff mentions:
The article also incorrectly …

Philip Berg, Plaintiff in Berg v. Obama, filed yesterday for an Emergency Injunction in an attempt to bolster his case to help stay the Electoral College vote. Today, Jeff Schreiber reports that the Federal Election Commission officially …

As originally referenced in this posting, Fox News is now indirectly reporting, online, about Donofrio v. Wells:
Meanwhile — the blogosphere is still abuzz over Mr. Obama’s eligibility to serve as president. The Supreme Court will decide Friday …

Here’s the link.
The author presents a very even-handed look at the issue, verging on taking the side of wanting Barack Obama to show his birth certificate. Berg v. Obama is mentioned.
-Phil

Jeff is reporting today that Phil Berg, Plaintiff in Berg v. Obama (arguably the case that started it all), is filing a motion in the Supreme Court in an attempt to further prevent Barack Obama from taking office …

Here’s the link.
They cover the We The People Foundation Chicago Tribune ad, Daniel Essek’s Kentucky case, Berg v. Obama, and Donofrio v. Wells.
-Phil

The various Secretary of State lawsuits are finally beginning to percolate beyond simply the blogosphere. It’s great to see that these two sources are finally starting to take notice, though they’re not completely accurate (no …

Originally, I had reported here (from Jeff Schreiber/Phil Berg) that the FEC’s waiving their (and whomever “et al.” specifically represented) right to respond to Berg v. Obama simply meant that they had to respond by December 1, 2008, …

With speculation beginning to run rampant as to the latest news for Berg v. Obama and Donofrio v. Wells that SCOTUS is making moves to seriously consider these petitions, I thought it necessary to write a post boiling everything …

WordNetDaily is reporting this morning what most of us have already heard (see Berg v. Obama and Donofrio v. Wells): Berg’s case could soon be decided and Donofrio’s case is going to full conference…

Jeff reports today that the fact that the Federal Election Commission has chosen to not respond to Berg v. Obama could mean, in theory, that a decision from the Supremes is imminent (excerpted below)…