Sovereign Citizen Tells Cops Have a Good Day and RUNS — Gets a MASSIVE Reality Check!
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In this compilation, we visit four different courtrooms across four states — and every sovereign citizen brings a new "magic" argument that goes nowhere.
First, in Colorado, a "natural person on special appearance" demands the "nature and cause" of his charges, questions the court's jurisdiction, and asks who the "injured party" is — over a careless driving case. Next, in Washington, a defendant insists the judge "certify the bond of subrogation" and claims his expired license means "there's no contract" — leaving the judge genuinely puzzled. Then, in Indiana, a man refuses to state his name, calls himself "not the corporate fiction," and gets a firm contempt warning. And finally, another Colorado defendant who told police "I'm a sovereign citizen, have a good day" — right before running from officers — faces the consequences at sentencing.
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Sovereign Citizen Tells Cops Have a Good Day and RUNS — Gets a MASSIVE Reality Check!
Judge Courtroom
6,825 views
#sovereigncitizen #court #courtroomdrama
#sovereigncitizen #KirkEdwinJensen #courtroomdrama #judge #courtroomdrama #suspendedlicense #speedingticket #drivingrecorder #trafficcourt #legalcommentary #courthearing #michigancourt #SovereignCitizenCourt #judgereacts #courtroomsecrets
In this compilation, we visit four different courtrooms across four states — and every sovereign citizen brings a new "magic" argument that goes nowhere.
First, in Colorado, a "natural person on special appearance" demands the "nature and cause" of his charges, questions the court's jurisdiction, and asks who the "injured party" is — over a careless driving case. Next, in Washington, a defendant insists the judge "certify the bond of subrogation" and claims his expired license means "there's no contract" — leaving the judge genuinely puzzled. Then, in Indiana, a man refuses to state his name, calls himself "not the corporate fiction," and gets a firm contempt warning. And finally, another Colorado defendant who told police "I'm a sovereign citizen, have a good day" — right before running from officers — faces the consequences at sentencing.