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San Diego Judge Gary Kreep, a conservative legal activist who led a failed fight to challenge President Obama’s citizenship, has been exiled to traffic court after several Superior Court rulings favoring defendants’ constitutional rights. Kreep, 63, was reassigned on Sept. 9 from the downtown San Diego courthouse to a Kearny Mesa facility that handles traffic offenses and small claims. The move came after prosecutors from the City Attorney’s Office began to boycott his courtroom over his legal approach. For instance, Kreep often declined to take away a defendant’s 4th Amendment rights against search and seizure — something prosecutors can legally...

SAN DIEGO — Ramona lawyer and conservative legal advocate Gary Kreep, nationally know for challenging the legitimacy of President Barack Obama’s birth certificate, has clinched a seat on the San Diego Superior Court. Kreep led Deputy District Attorney Garland Peed by 1,569 votes Tuesday, with 1,000 ballots left to count from the June 5 election. Kreep and his public-interest law firm, U.S. Justice Foundation, have gained national attention for taking on high-profile cases over the past three decades. In addition to what’s become known as the “birther” case involving Obama, he was the lawyer this year for a Camp Pendleton...

Lawyer who took Obama to Supreme Court may soon join court of his own Gary Kreep, a California private attorney who as taken a pair of challenges to Barack Obama’s constitutional eligibility for the presidency all the way to the Supreme Court, may soon have the chance to sit upon the bench himself. As of the last announced count at the end of this past week, in the tight race for San Diego Superior Court, Seat 34, Kreep was leading his opponent, Deputy District Attorney Garland Peed, by a margin of 1,088 votes, with only 4,000 votes left to be...

Keyes v. Bowen: Petition DENIED

"Live Updates From Obama Eligibility Hearing At The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena... Gary from GUL will be giving me periodic phone updates from the hearing in Pasadena, California. This post will be updated as news is forthcoming... 11:55(et): Gary just informed me that the hearing has been put at the end of the docket and will begin in about 1-2 hours after the original scheduling time of 9am California time. It is the the 4th case on the docket. Gary reports that ABC, CBS and CSPAN are in the courtroom. Atty Kreep informed Gary that CSPAN will...

When he steps into the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Pasadena on Monday, he'll ask a panel of three judges for a chance to show evidence that the president of the United States isn't eligible for the job. He'll argue that Barack Obama wasn't born in this country and that the plaintiffs in his case—members of the American Independent Party—didn't get a fair shake in the 2008 presidential election.

Arguments in a lawsuit on Barack Obama's eligibility that has been percolating through the federal court system in California since the 2008 election will be heard at the appellate level in just a few weeks. Officials with the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals today notified attorneys representing several dozen individuals – members of the military, members of state government and even a candidate for president – that oral arguments will be held May 2. "I can't believe it, but after two years of Obama litigation, for the first time the court of appeals scheduled oral argument in [the] Obama...

This Is Completely Uncharted Territory Bob Unruh says an attorney whose legal brief in a case challenging Barack Obama's eligibility revealed a Supreme Court can remove an ineligible chief executive now has released an analysis confirming that if Obama isn't eligible, he could be charged under a number of felony statutes. And that's just on the federal level; any state charges would be in addition, as would charges against individuals who may have helped him in the commission of any of the acts, according to Gary Kreep of the United States Justice Foundation (USJF). Kreep has been involved in several...

An attorney whose legal brief in a case challenging Barack Obama's eligibility revealed a Supreme Court can remove an ineligible chief executive now has released an analysis confirming that if Obama isn't eligible, he could be charged under a number of felony statutes. And that's just on the federal level; any state charges would be in addition, as would charges against individuals who may have helped him in the commission of any of the acts, according to Gary Kreep of the United States Justice Foundation.Kreep has been involved in several of the cases that have raised challenges to Obama's occupancy...

In the United States, courts can, in fact, remove a chief executive officer of a government if that officer is found to be ineligible, according to a court precedent cited in an appeal of a California lawsuit that challenges Barack Obama's legitimacy in the White House. A multitude of cases have been brought over the issue of Obama's eligibility. Some are by critics who have doubts about whether he was born in Hawaii in 1961 as he has written, and others are from those who question whether the framers of the Constitution specifically excluded dual citizens – Obama's father was...

OBAMA Birth Certificate Trial UPdate of Oct 5Santa Ana, CA. - October 5th, 2009, Both plaintiff's Attorneys', Gary Kreep, and Orly Taitz express some concern that 9th Dist. Federal Judge David Carter, has today done a `180 degree reversal from his position of Sept. 8th, 2009, that this case Questioning - Obama's Right by Birth, to be president would go forward for a federal Jury to determine On the "Merits", and is now trying to stall by demanding "standing to sue" issue, Jurisdiction and the ultimate battle axe, "its a Political Question". The three blind mice, ABC, CBS, NBC networks,...

In the federal lawsuit claiming that Barack Obama cannot legitimately be president, today’s hearing in Santa Ana focused not on documents that allegedly prove he was Kenyan-born but on the conflicts of plaintiff’s attorney Orly Taitz. Judge David O. Carter dismissed Taitz’s motion to have two of her clients removed from the case and also tossed her motion to have Magistrate Judge Arthur Nakazato removed from the case. Carter said there was no basis in Taitz’s complaint that Nakazato was biased against her in an earlier administrative ruling. Additional, Carter told Taitz that she had no choice but to work...

Upcoming Show: 4/20/2009 6:00 PM Host Name: Sentinel Radio Show Name: The Awakening - John Ziegler Of Media Malpractice and Gary Kreep - Of The US Justice Foundation http://www.blogtalkradio.com/Sentinel_Radio/2009/04/21/The-Awakening-John-Ziegler-Of-Media-Malpractice-and-Gary-Kreep-Of-The-US-Justice-Foundation-1 " The Awakening with Hanen and Arlen Monday April 20, 2009 9:00pm ET,,,6pm PT To Listen Click Here Our guest will be Gary Kreep of the American Justice Foundation. A lawsuit filed on behalf of Ambassador Alan Keyes, a candidate for president on California's general election ballot last year, challenging President Obama's eligibility to hold office under the requirements of the U.S. Constitution will be appealed. Judge Michael P. Kenny said...

Tens of thousands of faxes and letters are being sent to attorneys general in all 50 states asking them to investigate whether President Obama's state elections submissions included an affirmation that he is qualified and eligible to hold the office of president – and whether those statements constitute perjury. The campaign has been assembled by Gary Kreep of the United States Justice Foundation, which already is involved in the issue with a case in California on behalf of presidential candidate and former Ambassador Alan Keyes. That case challenges Obama's eligibility to be on the ballot in California and is on...

RACINE, W.Va. - (KRT) - Seizing on a common campaign sign that features President Bush's middle initial, Sen. John Kerry on Monday declared that "W stands for wrong," shifting his focus from the rhetorical quagmires of Iraq and Vietnam to pocketbook issues. Kerry spent Labor Day in the battleground states of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio and North Carolina blaming Bush for economic problems that he said were the worst since the Great Depression. He also retooled his campaign team on the fly. "As the president likes to say, there's nothing complicated about it," Kerry said, speaking to a crowd of...