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: The Right Side of LifeKerchner v. Obama: USA, Obama Granted Time Extension Request
By Phil
Mario Apuzzo, attorney for Plaintiffs in Kerchner v. Obama, posted on his web site that two of the Defendants, USA and President Barack Hussein Obama, had asked and were granted a 15-day extension for time to respond:
Two defendants in the Kerchner et al v Obama & Congress et al lawsuit, Barack Obama and the USA, have filed an “Entry of Appearance” and have requested a 15 day extension to the time allotted to them to respond. This is beyond the 60 days they were provided initially. When the government is the defendant, the government is given 60 days to respond. With the filing today, they asked for another 15 days and the court granted it. The new response date is May 5th, 2009. For more details see the documents at SCRIBD.com or the court filings list in the right frame.
A current listing of eligibility lawsuits can be found here.
-Phil
Full post as published by The Right Side of Life on April 13, 2009 (boomark / email).
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