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Petitioner Edward Kessler joined my motion for reconsideration in Indiana

Posted on | March 4, 2012 | 3 Comments

IN Motion fo reconsideration Edward Kesler

  
 
Out of Office: Petitioner Edward Kesler joined my Motion for reconsider​ation in IN
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 Reply |Deckard, Trent via mailhub2.isd.state.in.us to me
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Thanks for writing.
I will be out of the office Friday, March 2 and returning Monday, March 5.  If you need immediate assistance, please contact Leslie Barnes, Co-General Counsel at lbarnes@iec.in.gov.

Thanks for your patience.

Thanks,
Trent

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3 Responses to “Petitioner Edward Kessler joined my motion for reconsideration in Indiana”

  1. Don B.
    March 4th, 2012 @ 9:09 am

    Since my training is from the technical world, I’m not familiar with the legal basis for using state court case to have bearing on a federal issue. Is it legally acceptable for a state such as Indiana or Georgia to cite Ankeny vs Governor (which I understand to be a state court case) and apply it to a question regarding a class of Citizenship? Citizenship, whether it be Naturalized or Natural Born is granted at the Federal Level. How can a state use a state court case to define a class of citizenship granted at the Federal level? If this is legally allowable, we could have 50 different definitions of a Natural Born Citizen. Shouldn’t one reason that the state courts do not have standing to determine the definition?

  2. Chum Lee
    March 4th, 2012 @ 11:14 am

    Don. If the state gets it wrong it can be appealed to the Supreme Court since it does involve an issue from the federal constitution.

  3. orly taitz
    March 4th, 2012 @ 12:38 pm

    i caan’t go from the commission hearing to the Supreme Court. I need to go to thecircuit court first and you know it.
    actually, we are more likely to find an honest judge in a circuit court somewhere, than in higher courts. Typically higher courts are extremely corrupt

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