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Lawyers Roundtable: Is the Sovereign Citizen movement legit?

Driver Defense Team

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Have you seen the video of lawyers reacting to a sovereign citizen getting pulled over? Watch it here: Real Lawyers React: Sovereign Citizen vs Cop

In this video, Attorneys Derek, Tibbs, and Tristan talk about the legitimacy of the Sovereign Citizen movement. Is it legit? or full of sh*t?

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20 Comments

@ichhabe330 3 years ago

I wonder how much mental issues is in the mix when it comes to these so called "sovereign citizens".

@keenan7953 2 years ago

This was a welcome change from most of the "Sovereign Citizen Window Breaking" channels I usually watch. Really cool to hear lawyers with first-hand experience dealing with these idiots.

@donbenham4934 3 years ago (edited)

Sovereign citizens are hilarious. It's like talking to a child.

@rebeccakurtz7575 3 years ago

I also like how he said "you have rights as well as responsibilities"

@feleciathomas4245 2 years ago

As a Litigation Paralegal for over 30 years the 13 minute jury trial made my day. I needed that laugh!😂😂😂😂😂😂

@dxcomic 2 years ago

Why do they think they get to drive on the “corporation’s” road that the corporation paid to build?

@gregburville3368 3 years ago

The second example was recorded in New South Wales Australia.

@pedrowhack-a-mole6786 3 years ago

The most annoying thing sovereign citizens do is cherry-pick only the parts of a law that they think prove their point or misquote laws, and with absolute conviction that they are 100% right.

@zaa007 3 years ago

Australian Lawyer here in the State of New South Wales. Your analysis is correct and the Police officer was actually pretty good in her response. Surprisingly the "Sovereign Citizen" movement is growing here too. I just found your channel tonight and really enjoying the content!

@TotallyWorkingg 2 years ago

Literally all of that could have been avoided if he just gave him the fuckin license.

@solothkaroftrinsic3852 2 years ago

"I have the right to travel" does not mean I can go by plane without a ticket or operate a main battle tank. The act itself is guaranteed but not the mode.

@ducknorris233 3 years ago

Based on this I could fly an airplane without a license because I’m “traveling”.

@AlphaFoxAdam 3 years ago

Oh, and they cite irrelevant/inappropriate cases as well as inappropriate (persuasive) authorities (i.e., Black's Law...2nd Ed.).

@RickSimmons-ej1pv 2 years ago

States have required: A license plate, A driver's license, A vehicle registration, and more currently car insurance. Since 1903. These people think law doesn't apply to them.

@MrBoz1968 3 years ago

Man, every time I see police struggle with these people. I wish they had clear procedures to handle them and they should NEVER engage in the argument with them. None of them should be allowed to drive away unregistered, uninsured, or unlicensed.

@og775 2 years ago (edited)

The first time in my life I feel sorry for these lawyers having to listen to this :face-blue-smiling::face-purple-crying::face-green-smiling:!

@karlwalden4504 2 years ago

Traveling: bicycle, tricycle, roller skates, horse, mule, donkey methods of “traveling” driving:operation of a motorized conveyance of 1,2 or 3 wheels

@Pops5033 3 years ago

the argument i've always heard them use is that on legal filings a business name is in all caps on documents, and when you have to appear in a court your name is in all caps so they equate that under the premise that they are not an entity but a person.