Oct 01 2009
No More Dodging for Hawaiian Officials re: Obama’s Vital Records
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Hawaiian AG, Mark Bennett
Standing Hawaiian law, as well as case law, mandates, without exception, the publication of certain information used to make agency decisions and/or decisions made by the Hawaiian Attorney General. As I mentioned in a previous posting, Leo Donofrio, Esq has concluded that the Department of Health is being evasive, when it refuses to reveal any documents pertaining to Barack Hussein Obama.
One law, specifically, Hawaiian OIPA 912F-12(a)(15) states:
Now, on July 27, 2009, Dr. Chiyome Fukino issued an official Press Release, in which she stated she had seen the “original vital records maintained on file by the Hawaii State Department of Health verifying Barack Hussein Obama was born in Hawaii and is a natural-born American citizen.” A graduate student, Justin Riggs wrote to Janic Okubo (Director of Communications DOH) on July 29th asking how Dr. Fukino arrived at that conclusion. Ms. Okubo responded: “The statement was reviewed and approved by our Attorney General Mark Bennett.”
Now, whenever the Hawaiian Attorney issues an opinion, it must be documented in various places, (§28-3“Gives opinions. The attorney general shall, when requested, give opinions upon questions of law submitted by the governor, the legislature, or its members, or the head of any department. The attorney general shall file a copy of each opinion with the lieutenant governor, the public archives, the supreme court library, and the legislative reference bureau within three days of the date it is issued. Opinions on file with the lieutenant governor, the public archives, and the supreme court library shall be available for public inspection.”) This law exists so that there will be no “Secret laws” in Hawaii.
Attorney Donofrio makes the conclusion: “By taking official agency notice of Obama’s vital records and issuing an official opinion as to his Presidential eligibility, Fukino’s actions fall under “the law of the agency” pursuant to 92F-12(a)(2). And by refusing to inform the public concerning how she came to define the term “natural-born American citizen”, she is guilty of making “secret law”.
Therefore, the Hawaiian Attorney General must disclose how he arrived at his official opinion of the definition of “natural born citizen”, which is, of course, the requirement to be President.
As they say, the Devil is in the details and Attorney Donofrio plays a mean game of Poker. BTW, this a short analysis of his very thorough work, and I hope I’m doing some justice to it. If you would like to read it in its’ entirety go to the his website.
