Judge Land Fines Orly Taitz $20K, File Copy of Order with State Bar of CA

United States District Court (Georgia) ^ | 10/13/2009 | Judge Clay Land

[manonCANAL]

This will give Orly legal grounds to obama’s records. I don’t understand it, but have read lawyers explaining this
is actually a good thing. Orly is no fool, and she has many
lawyers assisting her.
all you who love the messiah, why is obongo keeping all his records under lock and key??
GO ORLY GO

[mlo]

"Trolls are fair game on the boards."

Folks need to quit yelling “TROLL” every time they’re challenged. Whether implicit or explicit. It’s tiresome.

138 posted on Tuesday, September 22, 2009 11:21:56 AM by Admin Moderator

[BuckeyeTexan]

Instead of arguing pertinent legal authority supporting her position, counsel reverted to “press conference mode,” repeating political "talking points" that did not answer the Court's questions or address the Court's concerns. Specifically, counsel was unable to explain why this Court should not abstain from deciding this case based upon well-established precedent, and she was unable to articulate clearly how the alleged "cloud" on the President's place of birth amounted to a violation of her client's individual constitutional rights. Rather than address these two important questions, counsel retreated to her political rhetoric. When the Court admonished her for not addressing the legal issues presented by her Complaint, counsel accused the Court of unfairly badgering her and implored the Court to ask Defendants' counsel questions instead of her. Ms. Taitz's performance confirmed to the Court that her focus was not to pursue a legitimate legal cause of action to obtain relief for her client but was to use the Court to force the President to produce a "birth certificate" satisfactory to her and her followers. Her other purpose appeared to be to use litigation as a means of drawing attention to her political agenda. During the hearing, Plaintiff's counsel threatened that if she did not get the opportunity to obtain the relief she sought (discovery of a birth certificate), then a wave of subsequent similar actions would be filed in this Court until she obtained what she wanted.

~ Judge Clay Land

Sounds to me like Judge Land has accurately pegged Orly Taitz and her legal freak show. She's all about the attention and never about serving her clients. She should be disbarred.

[Genoa]

Then steer clear of Hangin’ Judge Land.

[thefactor]

pro-obama troll or people who don't buy the whole 'kenyan' thing? there is a difference.

i'm no birther, but i would like to see some of the sealed records from college, etc...

[Neets]

Can I get on your troll list?

Who didn’t see this coming?

[humblegunner]

How’s DU going these days.

Running much faster since you got rid of your animated gay rainbow avatar.

[freedomwarrior998]

Perhaps Taitz is really a lunatic? I’ll tell you what. Go to law school then get back to me on whether or not what Taitz is doing is reasonable. OK?

[BuckeyeTexan]

I’d like to see all of that too. There’s nothing unreasonable about wanting to see those records. It doesn’t make you a tin-foil hat crazy.

[Sir Gawain]

This is politics. This isn’t the third grade. Are you a pansy?

[Genoa]

These afterbirther trolls (pardon my language) will argue 24-7 using legal technicalities and splitting hairs, but the upshot of it all is that they want Barry to skate without showing a scrap of documentation about his shadowy past.

[mlo]

"How difficult is it for you to type for all of the handles you use here?"

I have one handle. The only one I've ever used here. Since 1998. Lurked for a long time before registering. :-)

"How much does Larry Sinclair’s lover pay you to do this?"

Your comments are inappropriate, and are redirecting the subject to talking about other freepers instead of the issues.

[BuckeyeTexan]

Sure, it’s really more of a Truth Squad. We’re interested in refuting inaccurate information about the law.

[stockpirate]

“but i would like to see some of the sealed records from college, etc...”

Well there are a lot of us who feel the same way. But you will find out that any questions you ask will be attacked by a certain group of posters. Just read the early ping list to see who most of them are, or post some questions.

[Non-Sequitur]

Why not set us straight, N-S?

What, again?

Sure she can appeal. Any court order can be appealed if there is a higher court that can rule on it.

[stockpirate]

But that is what you do all the time on the other threads.

[thefactor]

calling him a kenyan and calling for the SCOTUS to remove him crosses a line. that’s what Orley wants, isn’t it?

[thefactor]

Orley=Orly

[mlo]

If you post questions you will likely get answers. It's possible you may not like the answers, depending on the questions and your disposition, but that's life.

If you post false statements you will get someone saying so. If you post true statements you will get someone saying so.

Is there something wrong with any of that?