There can be a considerable difference between the way courts might deal with a request from the brother of an infant who died 53 years ago and the way they would deal with a request for a court order from the Chair of a congressional investigative committee fulfilling its constitutional duty to insure that Article II, Section 1 of the Constitution has not been violated by an ineligible candidate or officeholder.
Duncan Sunahara received a short form Certification of Live Birth for Virginia and the appellate court ruled that the Hawaii Department of Health
had that discretion under the state law.
The legal standard is “direct and tangible interest.”
Yet prior to the short form being substituted for the one he wanted, anti-birthers predicted he would get the long form, no problem. They said he was entitled to it, and that birthers’ claims of discrimination were false. It was viewed as a test. When what anti-birthers predicted would happen—that he would receive the original LFBC that he requested—actually happened, they would throw that in the face of birthers and say, ‘See?! There is no conspiracy, & no anti-birther bias. Virginia’s brother got exactly what he was entitled to, and birthers are just full of it for even imagining it would be otherwise.’
You see, Nero, anti-birthers are the world’s worst prognosticators. All their assumptions are wrong, which is why they can’t accurately predict squat. But the instant the opposite of what they predicted happens, the 99.99 percent of them who are nothing more than Obama shills pretend that that is what they expected all along. It happens again & again. You are a case in point.