Certifigate Update: Obama No-Birth Certificate Gets 'Tentative' Court Hearing Date

Shocker! Judge orders trial on eligibility issue wnd

A California judge today tentatively scheduled a trial for Jan. 26, 2010, for a case that challenges Barack Obama's eligibility to be president based on questions over his qualifications under the requirements of the U.S. Constitution.

In a highly anticipated hearing today before Carter, several motions were heard, including a resolution to long-standing questions about whether attorney Orly Taitz properly served notice on the defendants, which she had.

In a second ruling, Carter ordered that attorney Gary Kreep of the United States Justice Foundation can be added to the case to represent plaintiffs Wiley Drake and Markham Robinson, who had been removed by an earlier court order. Drake, the vice presidential candidate for the American Independent Party, and Robinson, the party's chairman, also were restored to the case.

But the judge did not immediately rule on Taitz' motion to be granted discovery – that is the right to see the president's still-concealed records. Nor did Carter rule immediately on a motion to dismiss the case, submitted by the U.S. government, following discussion over Taitz' challenge to the work of a magistrate in the case.

The judge did comment that if there are legitimate constitutional questions regarding Obama's eligibility, they need to be addressed and resolved.

Carter ordered a hearing Oct. 5 on the motion to dismiss and ordered arguments submitted on the issue of discovery.

If the case survives that challenge, a pretrial hearing has been scheduled for Jan. 11 and the trial for two weeks later. Among the long list of plaintiffs are former ambassador and presidential candidate Alan Keyes and longshot vice-presidential candidate Gail Lightfoot, both of whom ran in 2008. .

But among the issues that appear to be looming is a claim that Obama's actual birth certificate from Kenya has emerged.
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Other than a tentative court date scheduled for almost five months from now, nothing really happening here just yet, as no rulings have been made. The only date to watch at this point is 10-5-09, which will be a hearing on a motion filed by the U.S. government to dismiss the action on some technicalities. Note the specific language used by the judge in his comment on the merits of the case: "If there are legitimate constitutional questions...they need to be addressed and resolved" is how he put it. That is an interesting way to phrase the issue. It leaves it open in such a way that a number of possible scenarios could be created - one being the possibility that the time has come to begin the long rumored 'constitutional crisis'? Have to wait for Oct. 5 on that one though, and if the door is not slammed shut on that day then things might just get interesting. (don't hold your breath)

Note: There are 48 co-plaintiffs involved in this case, and apparently another mysterious Kenyan birth certificate has 'surfaced', this one with a sworn affidavit of authenticity (see article). fyi

Original Keyes case, and how the NWO benefits from 'constitutional crisis'; see: Keyes Case and the Constitutional Crisis? 11-15-08: The California action was filed by Gary Kreep of the United States Justice Foundation on behalf of Alan Keyes, the presidential candidate of the American Independent Party, along with Wiley S. Drake and Markham Robinson, both California electors.

see also: First Hand Report From Inside The Court On That Day
and Letter from one of the plaintiffs about that day

see all: 'no-certificate vs. constitution'