CrazyHorse wrote:
Quid Pro Quo, straightUP: Stated as if down from on high: "In criminal cases the burden of proof is on the prosecution. There is a reason for that rule. Without prosecution there is no charge. Without charge there is no reason for proof. The charge is that Obama used a fake birth certificate. That put's the burden of proof on whoever is issuing the charge. That would be you. "
Hey sparkie,one of your problems is that the Alabama case is not a "criminal case", this is not a "prosecution", it's a "civil case". In civil cases the burden of proof depends upon the issue.
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In civil cases the burden of proof is on the plaintiff for the same reasons I already explained... in civil cases the plaintiff presents the charge. In civil cases there ARE exceptions... rare exceptions such as insanity pleads. I don't see Obama pleading insanity to you?
CrazyHorse wrote:
The issue here is Omaggot's constitutional qualification to hold his present office, for which the burden of proof is and has been on Omaggot since he initially ran for office, even up to today; since if he is not constitutionally qualified, he has no constitutional authority for the office even today.
Thank you Captain Obvious for letting me know what the issue is... LOL. As if everyone in the world doesn't already know. Even my dog knows. As for the burden of proof, that's something you need to do a little reading on... as soon as you can handle words with more that two syllables. Bottom line is YOU are the one issuing the charge, so YOU provide the proof. That's the way it works. Also, just a side note... If you want to at least give people the
impression that you know what you are talking about try to control your anger and refrain from silly name calling. It's hard to take someone who calls Obama "Omaggot" as anything other than a child.
CrazyHorse wrote:
Next you opine: "The charge is that Obama used a fake birth certificate. That put's the burden of proof on whoever is issuing the charge."
Now it is you plead another ignorance of the law, or intentionally mislead the readers of 1pp. The issue before the court is whether or not Omaggot is constitutionally qualified to hold the office of president and as a result whether the Alabama election results should be overturned. The fraudulent computer generated birth certificate is the only alleged evidence Omaggot has submitted to the court as evidence for the courts consideration. Obama clearly has the burden of proof on the issue of the validity of his submitted computer generated birth certificate.
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Nothing in your description changes the rules that I have already pointed out. You're just repeating the same thing without offering any legal language to support that argument. I'm sure that's how it works in your circles... say it over and over until it's true, but back in Kansas, the drab reality is that you are wrong. Plain and simple. You WISH the burden of proof was on him but useful idiot rule #1 - repeat until true, just doesn't work when your trying to convince someone who isn't stupid. I tell you what, why don't you link to some legal experts that echo your position, let the grownups talk about this?
CrazyHorse wrote:
so far has no evidence to the contrary that said certificate is not flagrantly fraudulent.
No proof that it is either. What you and your band of morons are doing is trying to compensate for your failure to provide proof by telling us the defendant has to provide the proof. That just makes me laugh my ass off.
CrazyHorse wrote:
Submitting an intentionally fraudulently manufactured document to the Alabama Supreme Court could qualify Omaggot for a determination and finding that he is guilty of obstruction of justice, a possible jail term, and possibly the loss of any license he may have to practice law.
I'm not arguing the consequences of fraud, but how does that have anything to do with who carries the burden of proof? What I *did* notice is how you start off by arguing that this is a civil case, not a criminal case...
civil cases don't put people in jail. ;)
CrazyHorse wrote:
So the question for me is what law school, if any, did you attend, maybe Obama's Harvard, Eh?
What difference does it make? You don't even know my name and you're actually asking me what law school I went to. LOL... Besides, we aren't talking about anything complicated here, the level of legal understanding required to recognize how ignorant you are is the basic stuff every citizen should know.