Articles in SOS Lawsuits
In a posting regarding attorney Gary Kreep’s appeal of Keyes v. Bowen to the 3rd Appellate District Court in California (a case different from attorney Dr. Orly Tait’s case, also on appeal), WorldNetDaily reports that there …
According to the Supreme Court’s Docket (see the Order here), James Schneller, Plaintiff pro se in Schneller v. Cortes, had his motion for leave to proceed in forma pauperis denied and the petition for a writ …
A concerned Pennsylvania citizen and the pro se Plaintiff in Schneller v. Cortes, James Schneller had originally brought a suit against his Secretary of the Commonwealth, Pedro Cortes, alleging that Pennsylvania’s certified ballots were improperly transmitted to the federal …
A concerned Pennsylvania citizen and the pro se Plaintiff in Schneller v. Cortes, James Schneller had originally brought a suit against his Secretary of the Commonwealth, Pedro Cortes, alleging that Pennsylvania’s certified ballots were improperly transmitted to …
Yesterday, Dr. Orly Taitz, attorney for Plaintiffs in Lightfoot v. Bowen, officially resubmitted her case, alleging that Supreme Court of the US (SCOTUS) Clerk Danny Bickell refused to follow established procedures in handling the case.
Dr. Taitz …
CitizenWells reported today that Lt. Col. Donald Sullivan, Plaintiff in Sullivan v. Marshall (click on the Category link to be briefed on the history of this case), provided his personal notes of his case’s hearing on March …
WorldNetDaily is reporting today on a motion filed in response to a subpoena issued by Gary Kreep, lead attorney in Keyes v. Bowen, requesting the President’s collegiate records from Occidental College:
A high-powered team of Los Angeles attorneys representing …
Today, at the plainsradio.com forum, the following was left by Stephen Pidgeon, part of which covers the next step for Broe v. Reed:
Here is an update concerning Broe v Reed.
The plaintiffs have elected not to make …
According to today’s Supreme Court Orders, Dr. Orly Taitz’ case, Lightfoot v. Bowen, has been disposed of accordingly:
08A524
LIGHTFOOT, GAIL, ET AL. V. BOWEN, CA SEC. OF STATE
The application for stay addressed to The Chief Justice and referred …
While we await any word from the Supreme Court concerning Lightfoot v. Bowen (the disposition of which could come as soon as 2 – 3pm ET today), the following is a report from the Star-Telegram.com:
A district judge …
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 …
Yesterday, the ObamaDailyWaffles blog reported the law office of Gary Kreep, lead attorney in Keyes v. Bowen, requested, on January 15, the President-Elect’s collegiate records (see the PDF here).
According to the subpoena:
3. The records to be produced …
Yesterday, Carol Greenberg, Plaintiff pro se in one of the original State-based lawsuits challenging Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner in Greenberg v. Brunner, received a court order from Judge Robert C. Pollex in the Court of Common …
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 …
Dr. Orly Taitz, lead counsel in Lightfoot v. Bowen, today filed the following motion to declare that the President-Elect fails to qualify under Article 2, Section 1 and Amendment 20 (including Rule 21 (2)(B) and (4), …
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 …
Jody Brockhausen, Plaintiff pro se in the Texas case Brockhausen v. Andrade, has learned that her case is slated to be heard on January 22.
Her case (Case #081001C3368) was originally filed on October 27, 2008 in …
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, …
The Supreme Court docket (see also “Supreme Court Info” on the sidebar) for Schneller v. Cortes (Pennsylvania resident James Schneller, pro se Plaintiff) shows the following:
Jan 7 2009
Application (08A592) for a stay, submitted to Justice Souter.
Jan 8 2009
Application …
From the TriCityHerald.com, the Washington State case of Broe v. Reed has been dismissed:
The Washington Supreme Court today dismissed a lawsuit alleging Secretary of State Sam Reed had failed to confirm that President-elect Barack Obama was eligible …
Dr. Orly Taitz, the spirited and unstoppable activist who is counsel for the Plaintiffs (one of whom is Gail Lightfoot, Libertarian vice presidential candidate) in Lightfoot v. Bowen, reportedly had a conversation with US Attorney Patrick …
The Supreme Court docket (see also “Supreme Court Info” on the sidebar) for Dr. Orly Taitz’ (counsel representing) case of Lightfoot v. Bowen now shows the following:
Jan 7 2009
DISTRIBUTED for Conference of January 23, 2009.
This now puts …
Stephen Pidgeon, attorney for James Broe and 12 other Plaintiffs in Broe v. Reed, has filed for the case two more documents: AMENDED MOTION FOR EXPEDITED DISCOVERY AND FOR AUTHORITY TO ISSUE SUBPOENA and AMENDED MOTION FOR EXPEDITED DISCOVERY …
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, …
While there had been some question as to the state of this case, Spencer Connerat, pro se Plaintiff in Connerat v. Browning, was notified via USPS of the following docket update:
12/19/2008 - DISP-DISMISSED MISC. – Petitioner’s petition …
As reported by DecaLogosIntl.org:
Stephen Pidgeon, attorney for Plaintiffs James Broe and 12 others in Broe v. Reed, has filed a response to Washington State’s Secretary of State’s original response. In part (the full presser (PDF) follows):
Washington’s …
