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    Breaking news! Defendant Barack Obama defaulted in Grinols et al v Obama et al. Notice of

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    better.

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    -- Thomas Jefferson

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    universal deceit, tellingthe truthbecomes a

    revolutionary act. --George Orwell

    First they ignore you,

    then they ridicule you,then they fight you,then you win. --Mahatma Gandhi

    The articles posted represent only the opinion of the writers, do not necessarily represent the opinion of Dr.

    Taitz, Esq.

    Dr. Taitz, Esq. has no means of checking the veracity of all the claims and allegations in the articles.

    Press Release: Appellants opening brief filed in Taitz v Obama,

    Feinstein and EmkenPosted on | May 1, 2013 |No Comments

    Press ReleaseLaw offices of Orly Taitz

    Opening Brief in Taitz v Obama, Feinstein, Emken filed. Read below

    California Court of Appeal Case Notification for: G047746

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    I . BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF THE CASE.. p2

    I I . COURT ERRED I N I TS ASSERTI ON THAT THE CASE AT HAND WAS FI LED

    PREMATURELY.p6

    I I I . J UDGE MARGINI S ERRED AND ABUSED HIS J UDI CI AL DISCRETION I N RULING THAT THE

    DEFENDANTS WERE NOT SERVED P ROPERLYp10

    I V J UDGE MARGI NI S ERRED I N REGARDS TO REFERENCE

    TO CODE15375.p15

    V J UDGE MARGI NI S ERRED I N RULI NG THAT THE DECLARATION DI D NOT COMPORT WI TH THE

    REQUI REMENTS OF THE 2015.5.p20

    VI . J UDGE MARGINI S ERRED AND ABUSED HI S J UDI CIAL DI SCRETI ON I N DENYI NG MOTI ON TO

    COMPEL P RODUCTI ON OF A REDACTED COLLEGE APP LI CATI ON FOR BARACKOBAMA.p21

    VI I I CONCLUSI ONp30

    CERTI FI CATE OF COMPLI ANCE.p31

    CERTI FI CATE OF SERVI CE..p32

    APPENDI X FI LED SEPARATELY FROM THE BRI EF

    TABLE OF AU THORI TI ES

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    1. Cummings v. Stanley177 Cal.App.4th 493, 99 Cal.Rptr.3d 284 Cal.App. 1 st.,2009. September 04,

    2009.p8

    2.McAllister v. California Coastal Com. (2008) 169 Cal.App.4th 912, 928, 87

    Cal.Rptr.3d365.p9

    3. Sisemore v. Master Financial, Inc. (2007) 151 Cal.App.4th 1386, 1411, 60 Cal.Rptr.3d

    719.p10

    4. Katz v. Los GatosSaratoga Joint Union High School Dist. (2004) 117 Cal.App.4th 47, 53, 11 Cal.Rptr.3d

    546p10

    5.Amdahl Corp. v. County of Santa Clara (2004) 116 Cal.App.4th 604, 611, 10 Cal.Rptr.3d 486

    ..p10

    6. Broadbent vs. Keith (1911) 13.Cal.App.382.p10

    7.Gibble v. Car-Lene Research, Inc.67 Cal.App.4th 295, 78 Cal.Rptr.2d 892

    Cal.App. 1 Dist.,1998p13

    8. Ellard v. Conway94 Cal.App.4th 540, 114 Cal.Rptr.2d 399 Cal.App. 4

    Dist.,2001.p 13

    9. National Equipment Rental, Ltd. v. United Lumber Co.24 Cal.App.3d 1012, 101 Cal.Rptr. 291Cal.App.

    1972.p14

    10. Denlinger v. Chinadotcom Corp.110 Cal.App.4th 1396, 2 Cal.Rptr.3d 530

    Cal.App. 6 Dist.,2003..p14

    11.Taitz v Dunn30-2010-00381664..p17

    12.Taitz v Dunn G045351el CA.p17

    13.Doran v. Biscailuz(App. 1954) 128 Cal.App.2d 55, 274 P.2d 691p19

    14. Taitz et al v Democratic Party et al12-cv-00280 Southern District of MS.p24

    15. Keyes v Bowen 34-2008-80000096-CU-WM-GDS p29

    16. MCA v The State of California 128 Cal.App.3d 225, 181 Cal.Rptr. 404..p30

    17. Imuta v Nakana 233 Cal.App.3d 1570, 285 Cal.Rptr. 681..p3018.Silliman v The Municipal court of the Monterey Peninsula Judicial Circuit. 189 Cal.Rptr.318

    ..p30

    19. Espinoza v classic Pizza 114 Cal.App.4th 968, 8 Cal.Rptr.3d 381, 9 Wage & Hour Cas.2d (BNA) 476, 04

    Cal. Daily Op. Serv. 35, 2004p31

    20.http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/sov/2012-primary//pdf2012-complete-sov.pdf

    ..p7

    21. election code 16421..p

    22. election Code 15375.p

    23. Cal C.C.P. Section 410.10..p 12

    24.Cal.C.C.P. 415.20(a, b) p1325. CODE 15375.p14

    26. elections code 16100p19

    27.elections code 16101p19

    28.elections code 18203p19

    29.elections code 18500..p19

    30.elections code 16200..p19

    31.CA code of Civ Pro 396 (a), (b)..p19, 20

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    32.2015.5.p20

    33. Cal CCP 1987.2 p29

    34.Article1, 1, cl 5 U.S. Constitution .p28

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    [email protected], the following transaction has occurred in:

    Taitz v. Obama et al.

    Case: G047746 4th div3 DistrictDate (YYYY-MM-DD): 2013-04-30

    Event Description: Appellants appendix and opening brief filed.Notes:

    1 vol appendix

    For more information on this case, go to:

    http://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search/case/dockets.cfm?dist=43&doc_id=2032227&doc_no=G047746

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    CASE G 047746

    I N THE FOURTH DI STRI CT COURT OF APP EAL

    _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ORLY TA I TZ

    APPELLANT

    V

    BARACK OBAMA, DI ANE FEI NSTEI N, ELOZABETH EMKEN

    APPELLEES

    _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

    APPELLANTS OPENI NG BRI EF

    __________________________________________________________________

    ORLY TAITZ

    29839 SANTA MARGARITA STE 100

    RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, CA 92688

    PH949-683-5411FAX949-766-7603

    [email protected] PRO SE

    I . BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF THE CASE

    This elections challenge was brought by Dr. Orly Taitz, (hereinafter Taitz) who was a GOP candidate on the

    ballot in 2012 election and elector in the state of California. The case has two parts: one part provided the

    court with sworn affidavits of relational data analysts and admissions of election officials, showing as many

    as one and a half million invalid voter registrations in the databases, voters who are allegedly 150 years old

    and 200 years old still voting, while on the other hand eligible voters being prevented from voting according

    to their sworn and notarized affidavits. Second part of the case provides over 100 pages of sworn affidavits

    of top law enforcement officials and official records, showing that Barack Hussein Obama, aka Barry

    Soetoro, aka Barack Hussein Soebarkah committed fraud and ran for the position of the U.S. President and

    established his eligibility for the position of the U.S. President based on all forged and fraudulently obtained

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search/case/dockets.cfm?dist=43&doc_id=2032227&doc_no=G047746http://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search/case/dockets.cfm?dist=43&doc_id=2032227&doc_no=G047746http://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search/case/dockets.cfm?dist=43&doc_id=2032227&doc_no=G047746mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search/case/dockets.cfm?dist=43&doc_id=2032227&doc_no=G047746http://appellatecases.courtinfo.ca.gov/search/case/dockets.cfm?dist=43&doc_id=2032227&doc_no=G047746mailto:[email protected]
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    IDs: E-verify and SSNVS records showed that Obama used a CT Social Security number xxx-xx-4425, which

    was never assigned to him, forged birth certificate, forged Selective Service certificate, last name not legally

    his and Indonesian citizenship. Not only Obama never had any valid IDs to show him as a natural born

    citizen, as required based on Article 2, section1, clause 5 of the U.S. Constitution, all of the evidence showed

    that he never had any IDs to show any citizenship and any legal status for him. While the evidence against

    Obama and evidence of elections fraud was gradually developed and it evolved during the past 4 years, one

    thing remained constant: desire of courts to use any and all excuses to cover up elections fraud and cover

    up Obamas use of forged and stolen IDs. There were multiple challenges filed all over the country by some

    45 licensed attorneys and hundreds of pro se litigants. So far not one single case was heard on the merits.

    Obama consistently refused to comply with any and all subpoenas by all the attorneys and litigants and so

    far not one single judge held Obama accountable, not one single judge issued an order to compel production

    of the original wet ink vital records of Obama while all of the copies released to the public were deemed by

    dozens of experts to be crude laughable forgeries. In general we are seeing a vicious cycle and all three

    branches of the government not acting as independent branches that are supposed to provide a system of

    checks and balances. We are seeing reports of FBI and CIA agents and informers working as aids for

    congressmen, editors of major papers and as staff attorneys and attorney-law clerks for highly positioned

    judges. This provides an unprecedented level of censorship which was exacerbated by 9/11. This system

    leaves the U.S. citizens effectively deprived of their First Amendment right for Redress of Grievances, and

    often elections fraud cases, particularly ones dealing with the usurpation of the U.S. Presidency by Obama,

    are being dismissed on technicalities, excuses. There were instances of retaliation by members of the

    judiciary against members of the U.S. military and civil rights leaders and attorneys seeking to end elections

    fraud and seeking an adjudication on the merits in relation to Obamas forged IDs. This continued in the

    Superior court of CA, Orange county division, in the case at hand. As defendants were not responding,

    Plaintiff Taitz attempted three ex- parte hearings. At the first hearing Judge Sanders requested that Plaintiff

    serve the defendants again, even though they were already served. Plaintiffs served the defendants again

    through fax and e-mail as required by Judge Sanders. For the second hearing Judge Sanders did not want tobe involved in this hot potato case and she asked Judge Luesebrink to conduct the hearing. It is noteworthy

    that at the second hearing Judge Luesebrink did not find any deficiency with the service of process. He

    found it to be sufficient and decided to rule on the merits and stated that the evidence is not sufficient for

    invalidation of the election results in the ex-parte injunction hearing. As November 7 general election was

    approaching an being mindful of the statement by judge Luesebrink that the evidence is not sufficient, Taitz

    requested yet another emergency hearing and sought a motion to compel release of Obamas college

    registration from nearby Occidental college. Since Obama was listed as an Indonesian citizen in his school

    records from Indonesia and used last name Soetoro and was removed from his mothers passport records as

    he obtained allegiance to another sovereignty (Indonesia), it was reasonable and in good faith for the

    plaintiff to seek Obamas college application, as it would provide the last necessary bit of evidence of hisforeign citizenship and his foreign allegiance after the age of majority and his lack of legitimacy to the U.S.

    Presidency. Ex Parte emergency hearing was justified and in good faith in light of an upcoming U.S. General

    election. By that time the case was transferred to the third judge, Charles Marginis. At the November 1st

    hearing Judge Marginis initially stated that he tends to believe that the evidence is insufficient. During the

    hearing Judge Marginis was rude, made assertions that were flagrantly erroneous and not only was seeking

    to dismiss the case of inconvenient truth, but also was seeking to defame and slander Taitz and harass and

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    intimidate her with sanctions in order to discourage her and others from continuing to fight the elections

    fraud.

    As an example, during the hearing Judge Marginis made a demeaning and untrue statement Evidence does

    not come from the Internet. Taitz responded by challenging Marginis to show, which part of the evidence in

    the case came from the Internet. She responded that the evidence of the elections fraud came from the

    official records of the Secretary of State of California, from the affidavits of law enforcement officers and

    official records. Moreover, the sufficiency of the evidence was to be decided at trial, there was no

    justification to dismiss the case without trial. As Judge Marginis saw that he cannot show justification in

    dismissing the case based on insufficiency of evidence, he came up with other reasons, mainly insufficiency

    of service, whereby in his order he made flagrantly erroneous statements in order to misrepresent

    sufficiency of service and custom tailor it for dismissal. Specific points challenging the validity of dismissal

    are presented below.

    I I . COURT ERRED I N I TS ASSERTION THAT THE CASE AT HAND WAS FI LED PREMATURELY.

    Court dismissed the challenge claiming that the challenge was filed early, it was not ripe.

    16421 states that in primary election the challenge has to be brought within 5 days of the completion on

    the canvassing. Taitz called the office of the Secretary of State and asked to talk to the Elections Division

    and asked for the official end of canvassing. She was told that it was July 3. Five days from July 3rd was

    July 8th, which fell on the weekend, therefore she filed on July 9th. The challenge was filed timely and the

    court is erred in dismissing the case, claiming that it was filed prematurely.

    The court claimed that Taitz filed 4 days early because on the web site of the Secretary of State the

    elections results were filed four days later. Petitioner was justified in relying on the information given to her

    by the office of the Secretary of State and in light of a very small window of opportunity, only 5 days to file

    a challenge, she acted prudently and reasonably in filing 5 days after the end of canvassing date given to

    her by the office of the Secretary of State.

    Moreover, the court inserted in its opinion evidence which is not on the record and which is not correct.

    In his opinion (Appendix Document 1 p. 1 Order to Dismiss) Judge Marginis claims that the filing was 4 daysearly because he saw a notation on the web site of the Secretary of State at

    http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/sov/2012-primary//pdf2012-complete-sov.pdf

    When plaintiff entered this url it showed code 404 page not available. (Appendix Document 2 Screen Shot

    showing that the aforementioned page

    http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/sov/2012-primary//pdf2012-complete-sov.pdf

    is not available. While Judge Marginis accused Taitz of gathering unreliable evidence from the Internet, even

    though she provided him with sworn affidavits of law enforcement officials, the fact of the matter is that

    Judge Marginis was the one, who based his opinion on some data he found on the internet which is indeed

    not reliable and not available.

    So, Judge Marginis had taken upon himself to act not as an unbiased judge, but as a defense attorney, hehad dismissed the case of elections fraud of national importance based on the fact that he personally went

    outside the record, searched for some web site announcement, which is not even available and cannot be

    verified by the Court of Appeals and on this basis he decided that the case was filed 4 days early and

    dismissed it as being filed too early, not being ripe.

    Moreover, the meaning and intent of the Section 16421 is to file an election contest quickly, particularly in a

    primary election, so that delayed filing of the contest does not impede the upcoming general election.

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    Cummings v. Stanley177 Cal.App.4th 493, 99 Cal.Rptr.3d 284 Cal.App. 1 st.,2009. September 04, 2009.

    In Cummings a contest of an election of the Republican Central Committee members was filed.

    The more difficult task before us is to determine if an election to a party central committee is also a

    primary election for purposes of the election contest provisions of

    sections 16401, subdivision (d), and16421. This court examined section 16421 and ruled that it is not

    bound by the interpretation by the lower court and it has to interpret what is the reasonble meaning of the

    legislature in drafting of the aforementioned statute.

    When we interpret the meaning of statutes, our fundamental task is to ascertain the aim and goal of the

    lawmakers so as to effectuate the purpose of the statute.

    ( McAllister v. California Coastal Com. (2008) 169 Cal.App.4th 912, 928, 87 Cal.Rptr.3d 365.)We take a

    three-step sequential approach to interpreting statutory language. First, we will examine the language at

    issue, giving the words of the statute their ordinary, everyday , meaning. 177 Cal.App.4th 493, *508, 99

    Cal.Rptr.3d 284 If we conclude that the statutory meaning is free of doubt, uncertainty, or ambiguity, the

    language of the statute controls, and our task is completed. Second, if we determine that the language is

    unclear, we will attempt to determine the Legislatures intent as an aid to statutory construction. In

    attempting to ascertain that intent, we must examine the legislative history and statutory context of the act

    under scrutiny. Third, if the clear meaning of the statutory language is not evident after attempting to

    ascertain its ordinary meaning or its meaning as derived from legislative intent, we will apply reason,

    practicality, and common sense to the language at hand. If possible, the words should be interpreted to

    make them workable and reasonable, practical [citations], in accord with common sense and justice, and

    to avoid an absurd result

    ( Sisemore v. Master Financial, Inc. (2007) 151 Cal.App.4th 1386, 1411, 60 Cal.Rptr.3d 719.)The

    interpretation of statutes presents a question of law for our independent review. As the matter is a question

    of law, we are not bound by evidence on the question presented below or by the lower courts interpretation.

    ( Katz v. Los GatosSaratoga Joint Union High School Dist. (2004) 117 Cal.App.4th 47, 53, 11 Cal.Rptr.3d

    546;see alsoAmdahl Corp. v. County of Santa Clara (2004) 116 Cal.App.4th 604, 611, 10 Cal.Rptr.3d 486.)Moreover, even if this court were to believe that Taitz filed her election challenge too early, which is

    absolutely not the case, Judge Marginis contradicts himself in claiming that this deficiency cannot be cured,

    as he himself quotes Broadbent vs. Keith (1911) 13.Cal.App.382 premature filling dies not impede electors

    right to file anew after election). This clearly contradicts the finding by Judge Marginis that it was an error

    not capable of being cured. Judge Marginis claimed that this error cannot be cured as he claims that the

    Plaintiff failed to serve the defendants, however this statement is erroneous both legally and factually, as all

    of the parties were properly served, as shown in the following section.

    These actions by Judge Marginis represent an error and an abuse of judicial discretion.

    I I I . J UDGE MARGINI S ERRED AND ABUSED HIS J UDI CI AL DISCRETION I N RULING THAT THE

    DEFENDANTS WERE NOT SERVED PROPERLY1. Appendix shows Defendant Barack Obama (Hereinafter Obama) being served properly several times.

    True and correct copy of the proof of service by samedayprocess.com shows Obama being served on both

    October 26 and October 31 by the professional process server SameDayProcess through the U.S. Attorneys/

    attorney General office at 950 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC. Appendix pp.5,6,7, 23-35

    Additionally he was served through certified mail on July 10, 2012.

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    2. Defendant Elizabeth Emken was served on 10.30.2012 by personal service at her address at 243 Morris

    Ranch Ct. Danville, CA 94526 by Alexander Gofen, who signed the proof of service. additionally she was

    served by certified mail on July 10, 2012. Appendix p 8-9

    3. Defendant Diane Feinstein was served with the complaint through certified mail on 07.10.2012. Her

    attorney Lanse Olson from the law firm Olson Hagel called Plaintiff Taitz to find out what is it about and

    asked Taitz to forward to him the pleadings. Affidavit of legal assistant Yulia Yun filed with the Superior

    court on July 13, 2012 states that she talked to Ms. Feinseins attorney Mr. Olson and forwarded the

    pleadings to him at the e-mail address he provided at [email protected]. Additionally Mr. Gofen filed

    proof of service on 10.30.2012, where he stated that he appeared at Ms. Feinsteins office on 10.30.2012,

    where he was advised that Ms. Feinstein refuses to accept personal service of process and she demands

    service to be performed via mail or fax. Attachment by Mr. Gofen dated 10.30.2012 states that he served

    Ms. Feinstein via both certified mail and fax. Proof of service contains a certified mail receipt, postal receipt,

    fax printout and proof of service and Declaration of Yulia Yun Appendix pp. 10,11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17,

    18, 19, 27-38.

    It appears that Judge Margins did not review all the documents in the case when he rendered his opinion.

    Additionally Cal C.C.P. Section 410.10 states that

    Strict compliance with statutes governing service of process is not required; substantial compliance is

    sufficient. Statutory provisions regarding service of process should be liberally construed to effectuate

    service and uphold the jurisdiction of the court if actual notice has been received by the defendant.

    Gibble v. Car-Lene Research, Inc.

    67 Cal.App.4th 295, 78 Cal.Rptr.2d 892

    Cal.App. 1 Dist.,1998. Strict compliance with statutes governing service of process is not required;

    substantial compliance is sufficient.

    Wests Ann.Cal.C.C.P. 410.10 et seq.Statutory provisions regarding service of process should be liberally

    construed to effectuate service and uphold the jurisdiction of the court if actual notice has been received by

    the defendant.Wests Ann.Cal.C.C.P. 410.10 et seq.

    Ellard v. Conway94 Cal.App.4th 540, 114 Cal.Rptr.2d 399 Cal.App. 4 Dist.,2001.

    December 12, 2001 Substitute service of notice on defendants in fraud action was proper; plaintiffs were

    diligent in attempting personal service by contacting the United States Postal Service and obtaining a

    current address, and plaintiffs were required to resort to substitute service at a private/commercial post

    office box.

    Wests Ann.Cal.C.C.P. 415.20(a, b).

    Service must be made upon a person whose relationship with the person to be served makes it more likely

    than not that they will deliver process to the named party.

    National Equipment Rental, Ltd. v. United Lumber Co.24 Cal.App.3d 1012, 101 Cal.Rptr. 291

    Cal.App. 1972. lessee, under New York law, consented to receive service of process by delivery of notice

    to one other than a director or officer, and New York court did not lack jurisdiction over lessee on ground

    that service of process on clerical employee was not made on proper party to receive service., New York

    procedures under which California corporation was deemed to have consented to receive service of process

    by delivery of notice to one other than a corporate director or a corporate officer did not violate basic due

    process, in absence of unequal bargaining power or other aspects of adhesion contracts, and thus judgment

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    obtained in New York against such corporation was entitled to full faith and credit in California. Denlinger v.

    Chinadotcom Corp.

    110 Cal.App.4th 1396, 2 Cal.Rptr.3d 530

    Cal.App. 6 Dist.,2003. Article 10(a) of the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and

    Extrajudicial Documents in Civil and Commercial Matters, which prohibits interference with the freedom to

    send judicial documents, by postal channels, directly to persons abroad, authorizes service of process by

    mail; Convention applies only to service of process, service of process by mail is consistent with

    interpretative materials such as the report of the Commission, Handbook, and State Department, and

    allowing service of process by mail promotes a smooth and efficient international legal system. Hague

    Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters,

    Art. 1 et seq.,

    Fed.Rules Civ.Proc.Rule 4note, 28 U.S.C.A.;Wests Ann.Cal.C.C.P. 413.10(c).

    a. Barack Obama was served by the personal service of a professional server of process through the

    Department of Justice, as Obama demands to be served through the Department of justice, additionally he

    was served repeatedly through the certified mail with receipts attached.

    b. Candidate for the U.S. Senate Elizabeth Emken was served by a personal service and proof of service was

    filed.

    c. Proof of service on Diane Feinstein was filed and the process server attested to the fact that he arrived at

    the elections Headquarters for Diane Feinstein the staff for Diane Feinstein advised him that they refuse to

    accept personal service of process and the only way it will be accepted, is by mail. Plaintiffs submits both

    the Proof of service certification and proof of service receipts. the court erred and abused its discretion in

    ruling that the defendants were not served.

    I V J UDGE MARGI NI S ERRED I N REGARDS TO REFERENCE TO CODE 15375

    Judge Marginis writes: In addition, in the case of an office for which candidates are certified for the ballot by

    the Secretary of state (which includes Senators and President-see election Code 15375), only Sacramento

    Superior Court has jurisdiction to hear the challenge. However, when one examines 15375, it is not whatthe statutes says. The statute says that elections officials simply need to forward to the Secretary of State

    the Results of the election.

    CAL. ELEC. CODE 15375 : California Code Section 15375

    The elections official shall send to the Secretary of State within 35 days of the election in an electronic

    format in the manner requested one complete copy of all results as to all of the following:

    (a)All candidates voted for statewide office.

    (b)All candidates voted for the following offices:

    (1)Member of the Assembly.

    (2)Member of the Senate.

    (3)Member of the United States House of Representatives.(4)Member of the State Board of Equalization.

    (5)Justice of the Court of Appeal.

    (6)Judge of the superior court.

    (c)All persons voted for at the presidential primary. The results for all persons voted for at the presidential

    primary for delegates to national conventions shall be canvassed and shall be sent within 28 days after the

    election.

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    (d)The vote given for persons for electors of President and Vice President of the United States. The results

    for presidential electors shall be endorsed Presidential Election Returns.

    (e)All statewide measures.

    (f)The total number of ballots cast. The results of all of the state wide elections.

    In 2010 the same plaintiff Taitz has filed an election challenge of another state wide election, specifically

    election for the Secretary of State. This challenge was filed in the same very court, in the superior Court of

    Orange County as Taitz v Dunn 30-2010-00381664 and the Presiding judge Jeffrey Glass found that there

    was jurisdiction, the case proceeded, however the court ruled that Candidate Dunn was eligible. The case

    went further to the Court of Appeal and was heard by this very court Taitz v Dunn G045351, Ca Court of

    Appeal for the Fourth District and again the court found jurisdiction and did not find that this election

    challenge of the State wide election had to be dismissed due to lack of jurisdiction and that the Superior

    court of California and the Fourth District court of appeal were not the proper court or did not have

    jurisdiction. Ultimately the case was decided in relation to eligibility of Candidate for the Secretary of State

    Dunn. Both superior court of Orange County and This court of Appeal found the case to be in a proper court

    with proper jurisdiction.

    As such the plaintiff was justified in filing another challenge of another state wide election in the same very

    court were another state wide election was heard on the merits only a year earlier.

    Similarly, two other judges held hearings in this case previously: Judge Sanders and Judge Luesebrink

    Neither one of the found that they do not have jurisdiction over this elections challenge. Judge Sanders

    simply continued the case and ordered the Plaintiff to e-mail or fax the defendants in regards to the notice

    for ex parte hearing to be continued to July 13. Judge Luesebrink previously denied an ex parte motion

    ruling the case to be weak, which is a ruling on the merits. Prior to ruling on the merits Judge Luesebrink

    had to determine that he has jurisdiction. He could not rule that the ex-parte motion should be denies as

    weak if he had no jurisdiction to do so.

    Moreover, Elections statutes are construed liberally

    2. Errors or irregularitiesThat contestant filed affidavit in superior court instead of filing statement of grounds of contest with county

    clerk and stated that he was proceeding under 20300 et seq., instead of 20000 et seq., may not

    necessarily be fatal to maintenance of action to contest election of county sheriff at primary election as a

    general election contest.Doran v. Biscailuz(App. 1954) 128 Cal.App.2d 55, 274 P.2d 691.

    Additionally, on July 10. 2012, one day after filing the challenge, Plaintiff filed a motion for injunctive relief

    under 16100, 16101, 18203, 18500, 16200. Neither one of these statutes require filing in Sacramento.

    Lastly, even if one finds that this challenge should have been filed in Sacramento county, there is nothing

    preventing the court from transferring the case to the Sacramento county sua sponte by the courts own

    order or allowing the plaintiff to file a motion to transfer.

    Cases are transferred on a daily basis, venues are changed on a daily basis, this is not a basis for completelydismissing the case or denying leave to amend.

    California Code of Civil Procedure states:

    396. ( a) No appeal or petition filed in the superior court shall be dismissed solely because the

    appeal or petition was not filed in the pr oper state court.

    ( b) I f the superior court lacks jurisdiction of an appeal or petition, and a court of appeal or the

    Supreme Court w ould have jurisdiction, the appeal or petition shall be transferred to the court

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    having jurisdiction upon terms as to costs or otherw ise as may be just, and proceeded w ith as if

    regularly filed in the court having ju risdiction.

    So, based on 396 (a) and ( b) J udge Marginis erred and abused his judicial discretion in

    dismissing the case instead of transferring it to another county, namely Sacramento County

    Superior Court.

    V J UDGE MARGI NI S ERRED I N RULI NG THAT THE DECLARATION DI D NOT COMPORT WI TH THE

    REQUI REMENTS OF THE 2015.5.

    Judge Marginis made a general statement that the declaration did not comport with the requirement of

    2015.5, however he did not provide any specifics, as to what in the declaration of the candidate and elector

    Taitz did not comport with the 2015.5 and why it cannot be cured by an amendment.

    This assertion by judge Marginis is not based on any fact and law and represents an error of both fact and

    law and needs to be reversed.

    Plaintiff will not provide further discussion on this statute, as there is no explanation and no specifics, what

    was not compliant in the declaration and this is not a stated reason for the dismissal of the case.

    VI . J UDGE MARGI NI S ERRED I N DENYI NG MOTI ON TO COMPEL PRODUCTI ON OF RECORDS FOR

    OBAMA AND SANCTI ON THE PLAI NTI FF FOR SEEK A MOTI ON TO COMPEL.

    Appellant Taitz appeared before Judge Marginis on October 29 and requested a leave of court to file an ex-

    parte motion to compel production of college registration for Barack Obama from the Occidental College.

    Taitz argued during that hearing that this is a matter of national importance, that the complaint and further

    pleadings showed that Barack Obama is using a forged birth certificate, forged Selective Service certificate,

    a Social Security number not assigned to him and he is listed as a citizen of Indonesia in his mothers

    passport records. Judge Marginis granted Taitz ex-parte motion to hold an ex parte hearing on her Ex parte

    motion to compel production of Obamas Occidental college registration from the custodian of record

    Occidental College. Motion hearing was scheduled by Judge Marginis on November 1, only 6 days before the

    November election. Due to the fact that Obama was not responding after being served, plaintiffs sought therecords in question from the custodian of records, Occidental college.

    Occidental college is not a party to this legal action, but only a custodian of records, Taitz had to apprise

    Occidental of the hearing to compel production of records in its possession and she had to insure that the

    representative of Occidental appears in court and provides the records to Judge Marginis. Taitz served

    Occidental with summons to appear at the hearing. Summons were served through the personal service by

    Joseph Dolz and Ellen Knowles . Appendix 40, 41, 44, 45, 48, 49 In this situation issuance of subpoena to

    appear in court and provide records was reasonable.

    The opposition by the Occidental college can be summarized in one sentence: Occidental college believed

    that the required information was private, not public and needed either the consent of the former student or

    court order to release the required records.Judge Marginis had to decide:

    a. were the records private?

    b. even if they were private, did the public interest outweigh Obamas privacy interest?

    During the motion hearing Taitz argued that she is only asking for a redacted college registration,

    specifically 4 words within the registration: Obamas first and last name in the application/registration, his

    citizenship and time and place of birth. Obama already released all of this information. He claims that his

    legal last name is Obama, that he is a U.S. citizen, not a citizen of any other country and that he was born

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    in Honolulu HI in August 4, 1961. Since Obama himself made this information public and was obligated to

    make this information public in order to run for the U.S. President, there was no private information to be

    released. At issue was not privacy but rather fraud and forgery, as evidence showed Obama committing

    fraud and using forged IDs.

    As such any determination of such information to be private would be an error.

    b. Even if one were to believe that Obamas citizenship and place of birth were somehow private, at issue

    was whether the public interest outweighed the public interest?

    This part had to be argued by Obama. Obama did not show up. All that custodian of record had to do, was

    seek determination by the court whether requested information was private and whether the court would

    issue an order to release it. This was supposed to be a short hearing with minimal attorneys fees of around

    $200-$300, if attorney was even necessary for the custodian of records. However, Jay Ritt, hired by the

    Occidental, happens to be a friend and neighbor of the personal attorney for Obama, California attorney

    Scott J. Tepper, who is currently representing Obama as a defendant in a RICO caseTaitz et al v Democratic

    Party et al12-cv-00280 Southern District of MS, where Taitz and others are suing Obama and his

    accomplices for a Racketeering scheme to defraud the voters and use forged IDs. In that case Taitz filed a

    motion with the court to sanction Tepper and his MS co-counsel Ed Begley for using a forged birth certificate

    for Obama and seeking a judicial notice of it while having evidence that it is indeed forged. The motion is

    still before the court.

    Opposition by the Occidental college was not a typical opposition of the custodian of record who simply

    wants the judge to rule whether the requested redacted record is subject to release, it was an opposition

    written by an attorney de facto representing Obama and seeking to hide the truth and retaliate against the

    whistle blower Taitz.

    Over a hundred pages of sworn affidavits of law enforcement officials and experts showed Obama to be lying

    and using forged IDs.

    Judge Marginis had to take into consideration that the hearing was held on November 1, only 6 days before

    the General election, the right for the public to know, whether Obama is a legitimate candidate or a criminalcommitting fraud and using forged IDs who colluded with a number of high ranking officials, attorneys and

    some judges in a Racketeering scheme to defraud the nation, use forged IDs, stolen Social Security number,

    last name not legally his and usurp the position of the Commander-in-Chief by virtue of fraud. As the U.S.

    President is also a Commander in Chief, the whole national security is at stake, control of the U.S. nuclear

    arsenal is at stake, the whole U.S. economy is at stake. Public interest is tremendous.

    On the other hand Judge Marginis had to put on the scale Obamas interest to privacy. All of the requested

    information was previously released by Obama himself. Even if it wouldnt be released, it had to be

    released, as the U.S. citizenship and natural born status are prerequisites of the U.S. Presidency under

    Article 2, 1, cl 5. So, not only there was a tremendous public interest, it clearly outweighed the

    expectation of privacy if any connected to such release.Was there any other alternative means to obtain the required records? No, Obama was not responding in

    spite of being served repeatedly. As stated in the motion, Occidental College refused to provide such records

    repeatedly in response to subpoenas issued by the Plaintiffs in Keyes v Bowen 34-2008-80000096-CU-WM-

    GDS and in other cases. Based on the modus operandi of defendant Obama and his custodian of record

    Occidental College that the only way to obtain the record and ascertain whether Obama is committing fraud,

    is an order by the court to the custodian of record, Occidental college to release such information.

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    Was it reasonable for Taitz to seek required order to release records in an ex-parte emergency hearing? Yes

    it was reasonable and highly prudent, as the hearing was only six days before the election.

    Based on all of the above Judge Marginis erred in not granting the motion to release required redacted

    registration for Obama from his custodian of record.

    Moreover, even if he ruled to deny the motion, there was absolutely no justification to sanction Plaintiff Taitz

    for filing a motion seeking a release of such record.

    In order to sanction a party under Rule 1987.2 a party had to show that a party being sanctioned did

    something oppressive or acted in bad faith.

    Cal CCP 1987.2

    (a) Except as specified in subdivision (c), in making an order pursuant to motion made undersubdivision (c)

    of Section 1987or underSection 1987.1, the court may in its discretion award the amount of the reasonable

    expenses incurred in making or opposing the motion, including reasonable attorneys fees, if the court finds

    the motion was made or opposed in bad faith or without substantial justification or that one or more of the

    requirements of the subpoena was oppressive. following precedents show that the case at hand does not fall

    within cases sanctionable under 1987.2

    MCA v The State of California 128 Cal.App.3d 225, 181 Cal.Rptr. 404 Request for sanctions and attorneys

    fees was denied, even though a party had to travel out of state and participate in both trial and appeal.

    Imuta v Nakana 233 Cal.App.3d 1570, 285 Cal.Rptr. 681Where court made no attempt to comply with

    requirement of statute governing sanctions for frivolous motions that there be a writing reciting in detail the

    conduct or circumstances justifying the order, sanctions imposed for motions to compel depositions and to

    stay other depositions would be viewed as a discovery sanctions for purposes of determining appealability.

    Silliman v The Municipal court of the Monterey Peninsula Judicial Circuit. 189 Cal.Rptr. 318 Municipal court

    appealed from a judgment of the Superior Court of Monterey County, Harkjoon Paik, J., issuing a

    peremptory writ commanding municipal court to set aside its decision imposing attorney fees on attorneys

    and their clients in a criminal proceeding. The Court of Appeal, Elkington, J., held that: (1) relief by way of

    the extraordinary writ of prohibition was legally available to attorneys and their clients; (2) the subpoenathat attorneys and their clients caused to be issued of the municipal court judge who issued search warrant

    was properly quashed; and (3) attorneys who knowingly opposed the motion to quash subpoena, caused by

    them to be issued and served without expectation of its success due to settled law, could not be

    constitutionally ordered to pay attorney fees of the subpoenaed witness incurred in successfully making the

    motion to quash. In the case at hand there was no explanation of what was oppressive or in bad faith done

    by Plaintiff

    Espinoza v classic Pizza 114 Cal.App.4th 968, 8 Cal.Rptr.3d 381, 9 Wage & Hour Cas.2d (BNA) 476, 04 Cal.

    Daily Op. Serv. 35, 2004 Daily Journal D.A.R. 38Trial court adequately articulated its reasons for imposing

    sanctions when it specified they were based on partys service of a second subpoena duces tecum in

    violation of two earlier rulings denying such discovery. While in Espinoza actions by the Appellant can beseen as oppressive and in bad faith, it is completely different from actions of the Plaintiff in the case at

    hand, where the appellant issued a subpoena in violation of two prior orders, it is different from the case at

    hand where there were no prior orders.

    At the hearing Judge Marginis did not provide any explanation. He ordered Jay Ritt, attorney for the

    Occidental to draft an order. The order drafted by Ritt simply pointed out a few deficiencies in the

    subpoena served on the Occidental college prior to the motion hearing. Technical deficiency in the subpoena

    does not represent oppressive behavior, does not mean bad faith. Prior argument showed that actions by

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    Taitz were in good faith, in furtherance of a legitimate public interest and there was nothing oppressive in a

    request for the court to release a redacted record which has a paramount public interest. Case cited

    above show that the courts issue discovery sanctions very sparingly and judiciously and only in cases of

    repeated abuse, oppression, bad faith. In the case at hand there were no prior order forbidding the plaintiff

    to issue subpoenas or issue a motion to compel records or order to produce records. Plaintiff/ appellant

    sought the redacted record in good faith, her actions were not oppressive. The court could issue an order

    releasing a redacted record, which would not violate the Defendants privacy, but would serve public

    interest. The order by the court for the Plaintiff to pay $4,000 of attorneys fees as a sanction and refusal to

    stay imposition of such sanction pending motion for reconsideration and/or appeal was an abuse of a judicial

    discretion. The order was not reasonable and did not follow established precedents or clear guidelines of the

    statute at hand. Judge Marginis did not provide any explanation as to what was abusive or oppressive in

    the actions by the Plaintiff and how awarding an exorbitant fee of $4,000 for a short hearing was in any

    way reasonable. The order clearly represented an abuse of judicial discretion and should be reversed.

    Actions by the lower court constitute Chilling effect on the First Amendment right to free speech and Redress

    of Grievances, 5th and 14th Amendment right for Due Process, Equal Protection, and honest services under

    the color of authority. An abuse of Judicial discretion by the lower court would discourage the public from

    redress of grievances in relation to flagrant elections fraud, which would in turn undermine the Democratic

    principles of our Consitutional Republic.

    CONCLUSI ONJudge Marginis erred and abused his judicial discretion in dismissing the case. Judge Marginis erred and

    abused his judicial discretion in denying an ex parte motion to compel production of the college application

    for Defendant Barack Obama from the Custodian of Record Occidental College and in sanctioning the Plaintiff

    for filing a motion to compel. The order should be reversed

    Respectfully submitted

    Orly Taitz

    Appellant

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    CERTI FI CATE OF WORD COUNT

    Total number of words is 6,280 words does not exceed allowed amount.

    /s/ Orly Taitz

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    Michael Savage rips Obamas speech at WH stenographers brain deadleft to Lenin lackeys dinner

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    Interesting that Savage is now talking about illegal immigrant numbers similar to the ones that I reported

    before that were given to me by the senior deportation officer John Sampson. the government is lying about

    immigration numbers as they are lying about everything else. They claim we have only 11 million Illegals. In

    reality we have 42 million illegals. Latest numbers reported by Savage are 33 million.

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    Obama losing power by Dick Morris

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    Obama Losing PowerBy Dick Morris on April 30, 2013

    Listen to the air going out of the economy. It sounds like an air mattress deflating.

    As ObamaCare comes closer to becoming reality, its drawbacks or at the very least, its growing pains

    alienate more and more of his erstwhile supporters. The presidents failure to pass a gun control bill was

    more than a legislative reversal: he lost in the court of public opinion. Despite his histrionics exploiting the

    Newtown, Conn., tragedy, he failed to move public opinion. In fact, polling suggests that it moved the other

    way from a pro-gun-control consensus in the wake of the shootings to a pro-Second Amendment posture

    after more reflection. The Boston bombings cast a harsh light on his failure to keep us safe and his weird

    compromises with Islamic terrorism.

    It might be a long, hot summer for the president.Leading the casualty list is President Obamas economic policy. After 0.4 percent growth in gross domestic

    product in the last quarter of 2012, experts had expected a sharp rebound in the first quarter of 2013,

    sparked by year-end bonuses. That didnt happen. The 2.5 rate was anemic at best. The fact that only

    88,000 jobs were created in March of 2013 is pathetic. Indeed, the prospects for any kind of real growth this

    quarter are sharply limited.

    And more economic disaster beckons.

    The stock market is artificially pumped up by desperate investors who are facing zero interest rates in their

    safe, normal investment outlets. So these folks, who likely saw their portfolios take a crewcut in 2008 and

    2009, are putting their money into CCC-rated securities junk. The bubble is going to burst, as they all do,

    and their investments will come crashing down.

    Meanwhile, the Federal Housing Administration has stepped in to offer mortgages to low-income people with

    all of the shortcomings of those issued or insured by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac a 3 percent

    downpayment, artificially low teaser interest rates and high mortgage/value ratios. Wait until this crash

    materializes.

    Finally, the banks of the world are invested to the tune of $1.6 quadrillion (first time youve seen that word

    in print?) in derivatives. There is not enough money in the Fed, the European Central Bank or China to cover

    the losses that are in the offing. With the Feds balance sheet stretched as never before, there is little room

    for error in this preposterous bank gambling.

    And then theres ObamaCare. Set to go into effect in 2014, Americans are in for some sticker shock when

    they see their health insurance premiums. The pleasant promises of a $2,500 per family savings will be seen

    as the baloney they were when the president made them. And a great many Americans will find equally

    disingenuous his promise that we can keep our current health insurance policies if we want to. With our

    employers weighing whether to pay a $3,000 per employee fine for no coverage of a $15,000 health

    insurance premium, it will be an easy decision. They will cancel their policies and offer no coverage. Their

    decision will throw the employees to the mercy of the insurance exchanges Obama has established with

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    your income on health insurance before they kick in.

    Americans will be outraged when they realize how much they are going to have to pay. Young people are

    going to realize that the hope of coverage is evanescent at best and the elderly will learn the grim truth

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