A sovereign citizen defendant returns to court with the same arguments about jurisdiction, discovery, affidavits, and consent — but the judge keeps the proceedings focused on the actual case.

In this video, we follow Robert Geese through two courtroom hearings as he challenges the court’s authority, questions the discovery process, requests additional records, and repeatedly objects to the case moving forward.

What You’ll See

• Robert Geese’s first motions hearing and his arguments about discovery and jurisdiction
• The judge explains how criminal discovery works in the case
• Repeated objections over an “affidavit of truth” and other filings
• A later hearing involving Freedom of Information Act requests and transcripts
• The judge addresses his jurisdiction arguments again
• Body-camera evidence is reviewed before trial
• The case remains scheduled for a jury trial
• A final question from Geese about whether he is free to leave

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What do you think — will Robert Geese return for the next hearing?

Timestamps

00:00 – Introduction
00:32 – Robert Geese’s first hearing
01:27 – Discovery and witness questions
03:04 – Geese begins his courtroom statement
03:34 – Judge addresses his arguments
04:35 – Discovery issues explained
05:05 – Prosecutor discusses discovery
07:29 – Jurisdiction argument begins
08:29 – Judge denies the requests
09:29 – “I do not consent”
10:40 – Judge addresses the affidavit of truth
11:08 – Jury trial discussion
12:02 – Commentary on the first hearing
12:30 – Subsequent status hearing
13:12 – Motion for continuance
13:39 – Judge says she won’t play games
14:08 – FOIA requests and transcripts
15:11 – Requests for oaths and bonds
16:42 – Judge addresses the motion
17:10 – Jurisdiction challenged again
17:49 – Jury trial remains scheduled
18:26 – Discovery and body-camera footage
19:44 – Body-camera file discussion
20:34 – Court resumes
20:53 – Objections to evidence
21:34 – Trial date confirmed
22:06 – “Am I free to go?”
22:10 – Final commentary
23:10 – Closing reflection

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