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COLGATE4

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8. Normally you petition the court to admit

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Reply #4)

Sun Feb 5, 2012, 10:58 AM

Feb 2012

you for a particular case. It's up to the judge whether (s)he allows it or not. About time judges declare her to be a vexatious litigant and refuse to accept her filings. But, in the deep South...

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Suit to keep President Barack Obama off Alabama primary ballots dismissed by Jefferson County judge [View all] dixiegrrrrl Feb 2012 OP

Antebellum ,isn't a period in history orpupilofnature57 Feb 2012 #1

"Staggering evidence" - just don't mind that it's written in crayon & has gravy stains. baldguy Feb 2012 #2

And the Georgia suit (Orly stuff) failed also. Idiots. CurtEastPoint Feb 2012 #3

How can Orly Taitz file suits in multiple states when you have to be admitted to the Bar no_hypocrisy Feb 2012 #4

She may have been admitted to the bar in those states. dixiegrrrrl Feb 2012 #5

She is practicing, she just hasn't gotten it right yet MiniMe Feb 2012 #6

Normally you petition the court to admit COLGATE4 Feb 2012 #8

"But, in the deep South..." Syrinx Feb 2012 #9

That's fine, but the point was that COLGATE4 Feb 2012 #10

you didn't really state a point. You just said "but in the deep south..." Syrinx Feb 2012 #11

Jeebus on a crutch COLGATE4 Feb 2012 #7