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RightWRONG wrote:

>Polly Esther wrote:
>> I apologize for not being able to copy who said what. I just can't keep
>> up. But. Maybe somebody said:
>>
>>  >If you believe that what you have seen is a valid Birth Certificate for
>> melon head, why has he spent over $2,000,000 for attorneys so that he
>> could avoid showing it in court?
>> Besides, Obama's published document has been debunked and proven to be a
>> forgery.
>>>
>>> I'd like to see Trump try to get an Arizona Driver's license using that
>>> hospital form.
>>
>> Why? Illegal aliens have no trouble. Obama even became a lawyer until
>> they found out he was a fraud, and made him surrender his license.
>> Still don't know why Michelle Obama was disbarred.>
>>
>> Did President really surrender his license? Was Michelle Obama
>> disbarred? or is this just like a toss of chopped parsley into a debate?
>> Help me. I don't follow. What would you expect of a great-grandmother? I
>> am one and I really am interested. Polly


Without a verifiable citation (URL) your post is just so much garbage.

>ARDC Individual Attorney Record of Public Registration and Public 
>Disciplinary and Disability Information as of December 31, 2008 at 
>10:54:43 AM:
>
>Full Licensed Name: Michelle Obama
>Full Former name(s): Michelle Lavaughn Robinson
>Date of Admission as Lawyer
>by Illinois Supreme Court: May 12, 1989
>Registered Business Address: Not available online
>Registered Business Phone: Not available online
>Illinois Registration Status: Voluntarily inactive and not authorized to 
>practice law - Last Registered Year: 1993
>Malpractice Insurance:
>(Current as of date of registration;
>consult attorney for further information) No malpractice report required 
>as attorney is on court ordered inactive status.
>Public Record of Discipline
>and Pending Proceedings:
>           ************************************
>Michelle Obama has been described as a "distinguished attorney" despite 
>the fact that Michelle Obama has been "inactive" since 1993.
>
>Michelle has been on court ordered inactive status with the Illinois 
>State Attorneys bar from 1993, after only 4 years of practicing law. 
>What did she do?
>
>This Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission (ARDC) suspension 
>is for discipline reasons...not for those volunteering to stop 
>practicing.  It is COURT ORDERED...not "Michelle Obama ordered."  Their 
>website is very clear about their function and why they step in.
>
>An attorney, points out, "sounds more to me like she was drummed right 
>out of the practice of law.  I am just dying to know what she did... she 
>ran to have a court ordered inactive status done...and then no 
>malpractice report needed to be provided.
>
>She wanted this to "go away" fast and furious and the details not come 
>out in depositions, courtroom documents, rulings for the 
>client/plaintiffs...etc..
>
>The ARDC is the agency of the Supreme Court of Illinois which registers 
>attorneys and investigates complaints of misconduct filed against 
>attorneys holding a license to practice law in Illinois.
>
>Their principal purpose is to assist the Supreme Court to determine a 
>lawyer's fitness to practice law in Illinois.  If a complaint is made 
>that an attorney, licensed to practice law in Illinois, has engaged in 
>illegal, unethical or dishonest conduct, they will investigate and, if 
>warranted, bring formal disciplinary charges.  The Supreme Court of 
>Illinois will then ultimately decide if a lawyer should be censured 
>(publicly rebuked), suspended (having the law license to practice either 
>taken away for a certain period of time or placed on a probationary 
>period) or disbarred (having the law license taken away indefinitely).
>
>The ARDC cannot impose fines, imprison, obtain monetary damages, enforce 
>remedies between the lawyer and client, or seek civil or criminal relief 
>against a lawyer as part of the disciplinary process.  They can affect 
>only the lawyer's ability to practice law in Illinois.
>
>They are not funded by taxpayers' money.  They are funded entirely by 
>the annual registration fees paid by attorneys authorized to practice 
>law in Illinois.