The Connecticut lawsuit, filed by Cort Wrotnowski, and challenging Obama's eligibility for POTUS has reached the US Supreme Court.  On November 25th, 2008, Wrotnowski's application (08A469) for stay and/or injunction was submitted to Justice Ginsburg.

Wrotnowski's case has been docketed, despite having initially been denied process by the SCOTUS stay clerk, Danny Bickell.  That's the same Bickell who attempted to sabotage Leo Donofrios' lawsuit.  Mr. Bickell needs to be brought up on criminal charges for obstruction of justice.

Wrotnowski has been through two lower courts and is now using the US Supreme Court rules to properly petition the court for relief.

Update:  Now, here's a suprise!  Justice Ginsburg, the ex-chief litigator of the ACLU's women's rights project, has denied Wrotnowski's application.  Wrotnowski had to submit to Ginsberg, who is the Justice for the 2nd District, which includes Connecticut.  The denial was anticipated.

Some regard Wrotnowski's application for stay as an improvement upon Donofrio's.  It can now be resubmitted to a justice of choice, perhaps Scalia or another one for Thomas?