Lightfoot v. Bowen
Lightfoot v Bowen, Dr Orly Taitz, Chief Justice John Roberts, US Supreme Court, March 12, 2009, Application For Emergency Stay AND/OR Injunction, Gail Lightfoot, Debra Bowen, Secretary of The State Of California
From Dr. Orly Taitz, March 12, 2009: “No. 08A524 In The Supreme Court of the United States Gail Lightfoot, Neil B. Turner, Kathleen Flanagan, James M. Oberschain, Camden W. McConnell, Pamela Barnett, Evelyn Bradley v. Debra Bowen, Secretary of The State Of California APPLICATION FOR EMERGENCY STAY AND/OR INJUNCTION AS TO THE 2008 ELECTORAL COLLEGE MEETING AND ALTERNATIVELY AS TO CALIFORNIA ELECTORS Orly Taitz, DDS. Attorney for the Petitioners 26302 La Paz Mission Viejo CA 92691 949-683-5411 TO:Read More
Lightfoot v. Bowen, US Supreme Court, Dr. Orly Taitz Request to Re-file Petition, Chief Justice John Roberts, January 2, 2009, Obama not natural born citizen
Dr. Orly Taitz has has requested a re-file petition of Lightfoot v. Bowen, to Chief Justice John Roberts of the US Supreme Court. Cover Letter Request to Re-file Petition; Lightfoot v. Bowen with Chief Justice John Roberts Dear Justice Roberts, This is an open cover letter and it is being posted on the Internet, YouTube, and will be read on a number of radio stations, particularly radio stations around military bases, forwarded to Congress, Senate, Governors of the States and massRead More
Lightfoot v. Bowen, California lawsuit, Obama not eligible, Dr. Orly Taitz, Petition for Extraordinary Writ for Mandamus for Stay, Gail Lightfoot, Vice Presidential candidate, Ron Paul, co-Plaintiffs, Electors, Constitution Party, December 3, 2008
There is a new lawsuit before the California Supreme Court: “Wednesday, December 3, 2008 Lightfoot v. Bowen: A new lawsuit Today, December 3, 2008, Dr. Orly Taitz, DDS Esq filed a second lawsuit in the Supreme Court of California; Lightfoot v. Bowen. This is a “Petition for Extraordinary Writ for Mandamus for Stay”. Orly hopes that the California Supreme Court will either issue an emergency stay of the voting of the electors, or decline to hear the case because it is a federal issue. Either way, Orly hopes thatRead More