Disbarment of Orly Taitz Sought by California Bar

[Rosco T.]

http://www.sodahead.com/blog/66817/disbarment-of-orly-taitz-sought-by-california-bar/

Disbarment of Orly Taitz Sought by California Bar

Even though any questions about President Obama's eligibility to serve as President were put to rest last June with the release of certified proof of his birth in Honolulu, Hawaii on August 4, 1961, which proof has been accepted and validated by the Governor of Hawaii, the United States Congress, former Vice President cheney, over twenty United States District Courts and the United States Supreme Court on at least five separate occasions, some extremists have refused to let the matter die. Just recently, an April Fool's Hoax alleging that the President claimed Indonesian citizenship in his college days, began circulating around the internet.

FINALLY there seems to be a chance that the madness will soon end. The Chief Trial Counsel of the State Bar of the State of California has filed a complaint against Orly Taitz, one of the more outspoken of the conspiracy obsessed, a woman who was unable to gain entry to an Accredited Law School and whose career seems to consist mainly of frivolous attacks on anyone within range. With luck, and with the wisdom that the Courts have unanimously shown when dealing with this ludicrous issue, Ms. Taitz will soon no longer be a practicing attorney. We can only hope it comes soon.

A PDF link to the entire complaint can be found on this site:

http://www.obamaconspiracy.org/2009/04/complaint-against-orly-taitz-filed-with-cal-bar/

[berni_mccoy]

1. Lawyers have standards

[Ikonoklast]

5. True.

You just need to look low enough to find them.

[Lex]

16. Like Barack?

I didn't think so.

[Ikonoklast]

21. Was he ever an ambulance chaser?

Doesn't apply, then.

[Lex]

32. I missed that term in

your previous post. My bad.

[TommyO]

42. Sharks have to protect their feeding grounds

That said, there are plenty of good attorneys out there.

[Lex]

2. Disbarring her won't keep her from being a bat-shit crazy conspiracy nut

and appearing on TV and floating faked documents on the internet.

Unfortunately.

[customerserviceguy]

39. In fact, it will make her a martyr

Part of her 'allure' for the wingnuts will be the lengths the Obama Administration went out to 'get her'.

[zoff]

51. maybe so ...

... but she has to eat first. Even cuckoos have to eat.

But you could be right, seeing how incompetent she is at forgery, one could say she is incompetent at law and therefore doesn't make a good living off of practicing it. So disbarrment might not have a direct effect on her moving between parallel universes.

[ieoeja]

52. I would imagine she eats pretty good on the millions being donated to her "cause". nt

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

3. The dental industry has standards.

[Ikonoklast]

8. Hmmm. They need to tighten them up a little.

CASE# / DATE NAME / CASE TYPE

718165 DEFENDANT ORLY TAITZ
09/30/1993 MALPRACTICE – DENTAL

S41640 RESPONDENT ORLY TAITZ
02/27/1998 SMALL CLAIMS APPEAL

00CC11017 DEFENDANT ORLY TAITZ
09/14/2000 MALPRACTICE – DENTAL

03CC04813 DEFENDANT ORLY TAITZ
03/25/2003 MALPRACTICE-MEDICAL

03CC12382 DEFENDANT ORLY TAITZ
10/10/2003 BREACH OF CONTRACT/WARRANTY

03CC12364 DEFENDANT ORLY TAITZ
10/09/2003 MALPRACTICE – DENTAL

04CC05196 DEFENDANT ORLY TAITZ
04/23/2004 BREACH OF CONTRACT/WARRANTY

04CC06308 DEFENDANT ORLY TAITZ
05/28/2004 CONTRACT – SPEC PERFORMANCE

AP14265 APPELLANT ORLY TAITZ
12/16/2004 MISC COMPLAINTS – OTHER

05CC12538 DEFENDANT ORLY TAITZ D.D.S 11/23/2005 MALPRACTICE-MEDICAL

06CC12669 DEFENDANT ORLY TAITZ D.D.S. 12/06/2006 MEDICAL MALPRACTICE


As a Lawyer, she makes for a pretty shitty Dentist.

[tblue37]

15. Maybe she got her dental degree online, too.

I hear that's how she got her law degree.

[Howardx]

31. where is all that from?

link?

[Ikonoklast]

34. Here ya go.

http://www.occourts.org/

Easy to search. You can start here.

https://ocapps.occourts.org/CivilPubv2/StartCase.do#top_page

[Howardx]

35. thanks! n/t

[notadmblnd]

4. yeah, well I think she gotten beyond the roots of that bleached hair

and possibly done some damage to her brain with that platinum hair color.

[tridim]

6. Where the hell did she come from anyway?

Where was she during the last 8 years of Bush?

[malaise]

30. When Palin said

'I can see Russia from my house', she meant that she could see Orly across the border. :evilgrin:

[DebJ]

7. Someone needs to sue the birthers for frivolous lawsuits

[hlthe2b]

9. How the hell did she pass the CA bar to begin with?

She clearly learned NOTHING in her correspondence law school... CA is hard for most professions to pass the state exam and be licensed. What gives with law and is she licensed anywhere else?

[blondeatlast]

43. CA is the only Bar that will accept an online degree. nt

[Robb]

10. After you're disbarred, can you be re-barred?

[SeattleGirl]

14. Actually, she should be FUBARed, because she is.

[Lex]

18. LOL!

:thumbsup:

[Cha]

29. She is fubared.

[SoxFan]

47. +++

:yourock: :rofl: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :applause: :rofl: :yourock:

[NightHawk63]

48. Bravo!!

:toast:

[blondeatlast]

49. Must resist temptation to make the glaringly obvious response.

I like to think I'm a nice person who would never think that way about another human being. OTOH, I'm known to be wrong about things a lot...

[EFerrari]

11. LOL

:kick:

[The empressof all]

12. She passed the CA Bar?

:wow: I'm absolutely shocked

[TexasObserver]

26. Agreed. I really am shocked she could pass the California bar.

There are some states whose bar exam is not significant entry barriers to practicing law, but California is not one of those. How she could pass that bar exam and still be so clueless about identifying legitimate causes of action and pursuing them is a mystery.

I can't believe the federal courts haven't already withdrawn her right to practice in federal court. Getting approved for federal court practice is harder than simply passing the bar of a particular state. There are not 20% of practicing attorneys who are licensed to appear in federal court. I'm shocked she has not been seriously sanctioned already.

[Sgent]

40. FYI

the passage rate on CA's bar is about the same as other states for those who graduated from an ABA accredited law school.

Its all those who never attended law school or attended an unaccredited one that bring down the rate.

[K8-EEE]

13. I recently found out that CA is the only state that would allow her online degree

and allow her even take the bar in the first place.

[Sanity Claws]

17. But you still have to pass the exam

It's not exactly the easiest bar in the country.

[Politicalboi]

25. She probably paid

Some guy to answer her questions online for her. Like Bush who I think didn't even deserve a C paid for their grades.

[Sanity Claws]

27. Why do you believe Bar exams are given online?

When I took the exam, it was pre-online days. Security was tight. Photo id was required for entry to take the exam.

I sincerely doubt that the requirements have gotten laxer over the years.

[FatDave]

45. You can buy the answers to most any test online these days.

Often under the guise of "study guides". Given the actual questions and answers to study in advance, a person of even moderate intelligence can pass about any test.

[Sanity Claws]

46. I have never heard of such a thing happening with the bar exam

in any state.

[PA Democrat]

20. Which was why I didn't believe her statement in which she implied that she was a member of the

Supreme Court Bar. The application to the SC bar asks where you got your law degree and also requires sponsorship from I believe 2 current members of the SC bar.

[Sanity Claws]

33. She really said she was a member of the Supreme Court bar?

Very few attorneys join that bar. Basically there's no need to because so few cases go up there so why incur the expense and bother.
I never joined, even though I was admitted to the Courts of Appeals for two circuits.

[PA Democrat]

38. It was during a radio interview that she made the statement, but it was odd

the way in which she said it. I believe she stated that she was "licensed" to practice in California and before the Supreme Court. My husband isn't a member either and he's practiced law for more than 25 years. It seemed laughable that a dentist/mail order lawyer/ real estate agent would be a member of the Supreme Court bar.

[blondeatlast]

50. That's precisely how she put it. I heard the interview.

I'm a paralegal and I kinda went whaaaa...? She did say "licensed," but one doesn't get a "license" for the SCOTUS as you know; one is instead "admitted." HUGE difference.

[masuki bance]

19. Correction: The complaint was not filed BY The Chief Trial Counsel of the State Bar

It was submitted anonymously, and addressed TO the Chief Trial Counsel of the State Bar of California.

[Arrowhead2k1]

22. She pretty much just got caught forging an official document.

There must be a law against that somewhere...

[ecstatic]

23. All he has to do is bring a copy of today's interview

That should be enough to get her ass disbarred.

[rateyes]

24. Well, she can always fall back on the dentistry thingy.

Except, I don't know of anyone who would want Oily Titz to put her hand in their mouth. :shrug:

[Gothmog]

28. Here is another DU thread on this topic from last week

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x6185426 If you read this thread you will see a good discussion of the Howard Taft Law School

[AspenRose]

36. It won't end. Ever.

They'll just find some other attorney to pick up the battle flag for the cause.

[Hepburn]

37. Holy shit...the CalBar complaint!!!

:wow:

Years ago before I retired from the practice of law, I was a Probation Monitor for the CalBar. That complaint is unbelievable. I have seen attys disbarred on far, far less. The best part is the averments as to the false statements in complaints which she has filed with various courts. The precatory language leading up to that discussion states, in paraphrase by me, that to list all of the false statements she has made is far too time consuming, so just the ones submitted to courts are included...and not all of these either!

FUCKING-A!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :bounce:

For once the CalBar kicked ass! :applause:

[BirminghamExaminer]

41. Taitz CLAIMS she's from Russia

but I think she's really from the planet nilaP haraS.

[DefenseLawyer]

44. As of now, Lionel Hutz no longer exists.

Say hello to Miguel Sanchez!

[chatnoir]

53. Not only should she be disbarred

But can't they strip her citizenship for all this crap?

[felinetta]

54. Remember how Liz Cheney on Larry King said democrats have more crazies? Try again Liz!

[LeftishBrit]

55. You mean she's a lawyer?

I missed that one. How the hell did she pass the necessary exams?