A Georgia judge has refused a demand from Barack Obama to quash a
subpoena to appear at a series of administration hearings Jan. 26 at
which residents of the state are challenging, as allowed under a state
law, his name on the 2012 presidential ballot.

Judge Michael M. Malihi said;

"Defendant's
motion suggests that no president should be compelled to attend a court
hearing. This may be correct. But defendant has failed to enlighten the
court with any legal authority," the judge continued.

"Specifically,
defendant has failed to cite to any legal authority evidencing why his
attendance is 'unreasonable or oppressive, or that the testimony ...
[is] irrelevant, immaterial, or cumulative and unnecessary to a party's
preparation or presentation at the hearing, or that basic fairness
dictates that the subpoena should not be enforced.'"
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