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A birth certificate is a standard document for identifying citizenship and a place of birth. It’s why the state department requires them when one applies for a passport. It’s why Obama voted for a law in 2005 that requires real citizens to submit birth certificates when applying for drivers licenses and ID cards. Certified public records, such as a legal birth certificates, are considered to be self-authenticating under the Federal Rules of Evidence. If Obama is claiming to be Constitutionally eligible for office as a natural-born citizen ... as would be required to get on the New Jersey ballot, then a birth certificate should be a no-brainer document to provide in court in order to prove the claim. The fact that the lawyer went to great lengths to avoid having this alleged document scrutinized in court is indeed a tacit admission that is legally insufficient.


26 posted on 04/17/2012 9:54:17 AM PDT by edge919
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To: edge919

[[The fact that the lawyer went to great lengths to avoid having this alleged document scrutinized in court is indeed a tacit admission that is legally insufficient.]]

I fully agree with you- however your last statement is an assumption, not a fact that would hold up in court I don’t beleive- I agree the lawyer wentto great lengths to avoid havign hte document scrutinized- and htere almost certainly was a definate reason why she did- however provign why is what the right would have to prove ion court to get a conviction- or whetever-

The Judge shoudl have demanded that hte defense GET the original birth cirtificate and present it to him imediately! instead, thsi judge was apaprently too afraid of losing their job and didn’t require the actual document in question be presented for expert scrutiny-

Antoher travfesty of justice because noone dares stand up against a media supported black man in office-


34 posted on 04/17/2012 10:19:35 AM PDT by CottShop (Scientific belief does not constitute scientific evidence, nor does it convey scientific knowledge)
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