Cook v Good: Judge Clay’s opinion

July 17, 2009

Here is a copy of the Cook v Good dismissal with the full judge’s opinion. It was dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction,which at its core is lack of standing. The dismissal does not mean barry is eligible or the birthers are wrong. It means simply that the case did not have the technical requirements to be heard. Just like all the other cases.

Plus, the case was already moot. Major Cook arrived in court with the remedy he sought already provided by the Army.

Judge Land’s decision was taken care of by the Army, which may have come from barry himself.

He did take the opportunity to have a mini-rant – though nothing like Judge Robertson’s. And he referred to Orly Taitz as a “him”.

Updated list of birth certificate posts
Application for TRO
Major Cook’s active duty revocation order
Cook v Good dismissed
Orly Taitz re: Dismissal (video)
Sean Hannity mentions Major Cook (video)

From evreport. Click top right for full screen.

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