A Sovereign IDIOT goes to JAIL for CONTEMPT!!

This Sovereign argues his way to jail lol
Note for KZbin's review team, here is the context of the video: this is an educational video based on actual court cases. Our goal is to educate the public, inform our audience, and raise awareness.
#soverign #judge #courtdrama #court #courtroomdrama

[@agetori7743]

Two brain cells fighting for 3rd place

[@henry410axe9]

“I can see why his attorney withdrew. Oh SH!T!” I’m dying!!! Lmao

[@ykells]

Then the "oh fu-," after getting told they would be removed 😂

[@mregecko]

CACKLING!!

[@GrannySoupLadle]

😂😂

[@painterjac1637]

😂😂

[@roberthunter6122]

Got caught off-guard by her comment, then when she realized she wasn't properly muted, I was dying. xD

[@DerBingle1]

Limited intellectual capacity. He wins the prize.

[@thedukeofnuts]

It's narcissism - 'I'm right, the system is wrong.'

[@kandle54]

Yall jealous he's suckcessful and your not.

[@StephenDoty84]

He's in his cell looking at a calendar to see how long 3 years is.

[@laysdong]

This is just modern conservatism

[@sean78745]

I'd like to go toe to toe with Mr McLeod on bird law and see who comes out on top. FILIBUSTER

[@NavyGuy2OO7]

Its hilarious how these people actually think they're some legal intellectuals!

[@JLova82]

Is that what makes you so angry, the fact they even dared to open their mouths?

[@msbigdog1460]

​@@JLova82 actually, it's because these morons waste the courts time and taxpayer money, all they do is stand there and act stupid by claiming they 'don't understand' and then they all spew the exact same sov💩 that all of them try and it never works. Never has and never will. They're all delusional.

[@capenjck]

They have the idea that they hold some secret knowledge of law that allows them to be free of any responsibility imposed by any laws yet are still afforded protection by the same laws.

[@Steelmage99]

@@JLova82 "Is that what makes you so angry, the fact they even dared to open their mouths?" No, the OP stated that they found it hilarious, that [SovCits] think they are some legal intellectuals. That is a completely different feeling and a completely different cause of said feeling. If the OP was angry they would presumably have said that, instead of "it's hilarious" - and if their objection had been to the SovCit speaking up, they would presumably have said _that_ .

[@jimmypenrose1401]

@@JLova82 It's not that they opened their mouths - it's that the only thing to emerge from their mouths is demented drivel that makes no sense to anybody who isn't schizophrenic.

[@teresawatson6401]

I'm so sick of these people wasting taxpayer's money.

[@jimmypenrose1401]

@@chiefharris9316 Maybe we should move THEM to North Korea - they seem to take such delight in victimhood.

[@danielrn133]

They have the right to represent themselves. The judge is letting him dig his own grave because it is all on the record.

[@eRyanator]

@@Plutogalaxy Didnt you know you are suppose to walk in bow to the judge and plead guilty. The state/city never charge any innocents or add bogus charges. You are just suppose to accept it and not waste taxpayers money LMFAO

[@peterlisa4001]

Didn't you know you're a more on.

[@julesnagbunga1204]

You missed the point here! The idiot tried to use the court as a tool for his crackbrain beliefs. He continually ignored the judge and deliberately chose to repeat his version of his "rights"! He paid the price!

[@ghost307]

Impressed that the Judge does such a good job explaining his jurisdiction and the history of the state Constitution.

[@AwesometownUSA]

Yep - if only he mentioned that the 10th Amendment of the US Constitution grants individual states the right to pass laws and govern themselves, it would have shut this guy up pretty fast

[@ghost307]

@@AwesometownUSA Somehow I think he would just declare that he never agreed to be subject to the laws of the state either.

[@AwesometownUSA]

@@ghost307 yeah good point

[@timblizzard4226]

​@@ghost307yeah, but it would have ended his constitutional argument quick smart.

[@abninf501]

These so-called sovereign citizens are frauditors and do not deserve to be an American. The judge should just leave him in jail with a hefty fine and throw away the key SMH

[@kendalldad]

And that ladies and gentleman is how you deal with a Sovcit!

[@Redspeciality]

Not really, it should have been 30 days. He’ll be back the next day spouting the same garbage.

[@Hardwareman1343]

@@Redspeciality well, if that’s the case, then he goes back to jail.

[@jacota8]

@@Hardwareman1343 and usually the time increases for each contempt. Until the courts/police are harder on these clown shoes, and stop their nonsense before it gets started, it will continue.

[@timmeinschein1061]

Actually at the "Military Tribunal" or the "Maritime Court" comment, a Judge (or DA) should read them the 10th Amendment to the US Constitution which Does Give States The Constitutional Right To Pass Laws!!! The give these SovIdiots a warning and if necessary at least a week in Jail for Contempt of Court! Do it fast and make sure it (the video) gets out, so "fellow travelers" get the message that this "Bull Scat" doesn't work!!

[@undrhil]

The best way to prove jurisdiction is to send them to jail

[@chiefharris9316]

the guy has grounds for a lawsuit

[@undrhil]

@@chiefharris9316 I can't imagine how. The judge gave him an order and the guy didn't follow the order and the judge requested the guy followed the order and the guy still didn't follow the order so the judge put him in contempt, that's pretty cut and dry

[@raymondcaylor6292]

​@@chiefharris9316you do understand we can read all 5 of your Sovereign Sicovant posts on this channel right ? And see the Channel where you've posted the most comments on....right? Accountability For All. Numnut

[@AwesometownUSA]

@@chiefharris9316almost anything is grounds for a lawsuit. whether that lawsuit is legitimate or frivolous is another matter though…

[@serjarmen]

@@chiefharris9316if you ever find yourself in court and decide to represent yourself like this fool please record it so we can all laugh.

[@ben1210]

"somebody in the prosecutors office is not muted" 🤣

[@ramblinsteven2554]

I bet somebody got fired. 😂 Too funny!

[@zigzagzaag]

Oh shit!

[@richardwallis9374]

Oof

[@Cherokeeseeker]

I nearly rolled out of my chair ‘oops, oh shit’

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

@@ramblinsteven2554 Or at least is in the doghouse for awhile.

[@user-zl7zr2rt2v]

First of all, take off the sunglasses in my courtroom. And the idiot fooling with the camera should be found in contempt and jail.

[@davidyaconis7002]

If the idiot fooling with the camera was some random person, the judge has absolutely no excuse for not at least throwing them out. If the idiot was just a technician making sure that the proceedings were being streamed live according to that jurisdiction's policy, then the judge was fine with telling the tech that if he was unable to do his work without causing disruption, he'd be removed for the duration of the proceedings as the courtroom is still physically accessible to the public.

[@LancerX916]

Those are not sunglasses, they are glasses with thick rims.

[@EricaGamet]

@@LancerX916 Also, some people have tinted glasses for all sorts of reasons. I'm sure if they were plain old sunglasses, the judge would have already addressed that.

[@Elhao]

"Dammit, he actually answered my questions. Where in the script do I have to jump to now to keep dodging his?"

[@familiarfreaks5028]

Keep Him in Jail we dont want him. - Love, America.

[@mariayoung8860]

PERFECT!❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@ckarodipolicethepolice2301]

Says a VAXXED NPC 😂😂😂

[@laysdong]

​@@ckarodipolicethepolice2301it's funny how every single person who calls people NPCs all say the exact same stuff in the exact same way and repeat the exact same talking points that the exact same thought leaders tell them to say. You're certainly unique and different though 👍

[@ckarodipolicethepolice2301]

@@laysdong that's because they are vaxxed NPCs and I am definitely no PERSON 🤦🤣 nor do I listen or be influenced by anyone and no one leads me I am a sigma male and conscious but you are just background noise 🤣🤣🤣

[@juntjoonunya9216]

If by "America" you mean the brain dead citizenry mind controlled by corporations...

[@johnbrowne2170]

"I'm here by special appearance." LOL.

[@Ohmygoodness-LTB]

Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr McCloud has left the building!!

[@JLova82]

You're 'laughing,' but that's a valid statement?

[@eRyanator]

@@JLova82 shhhhhh dont tell the sheep

[@Steelmage99]

@@JLova82 It is indeed a grammatically valid statement - it just isn't a judicially relevant one - despite what the SovCit might think.

[@messyfilms6325]

Every appearance by this fkwad is very special.

[@jmw689]

Yo, next time Mr. McCloud, just show up for court and tell the judge to go ahead and throw you in jail and save everyone time.

[@larrywest42]

You're missing McCloud's desperate need for *someone* to pay attention to him and tell him what a smart boy he is!

[@Delatta1961]

There should be enhancements in sentencing for using SovCit arguments as a defense

[@JLova82]

"There should be enhancements for defending yourself!" *Lmao*

[@jeffmcdonald4225]

He went full sovcit. You never go full sovcit.

[@TryingToBeNormal-ne4gt]

😂😂

[@charlesmarshall2614]

Too funny. And I just saw that movie yesterday!

[@Dr.Acula76]

I got the reference, but honestly, you should never even go partial SovCit

[@barthur08]

well played sir

[@msalvin33]

😆

[@stuartestrine1234]

“ Do you not understand how long three years is ? “ 😂😂😂😂😂 Good one, Judge !

[@msbigdog1460]

They love to act stupid, don't they? 😂😂😂

[@Lorri.]

@@msbigdog1460 It's not an act lol

[@msbigdog1460]

@@Lorri. 😂🤣🎯💯 you're exactly right!

[@robertmcnearny9222]

He should have thrown that woman in jail for complaining as well.

[@iridescentsquids]

That doesn’t make sense. He didn’t go to jail for complaining or speaking out of turn per se

[@iffracem]

@@iridescentsquids OK, put it another way.. "He should have thrown that woman in jail as well, for complaining." Both that and the OP's original make perfect sense. (possibly clearer if the OP put in a comma after "complaining", but not really necessary) Just a minute or less of further thought and you would have worked that out, I'm sure.

[@iridescentsquids]

@@iffracem well, then I would disagree for another reason but whatevs. I’m saying the logic as written makes no sense, which is true. You can switch it up if you like that’s fine. But IMO even if you do the Judge addressed her and got his way without need for jailing her.

[@timmeinschein1061]

And whoever tried to "adjust" the camera! I'm willing to bet that they were wanting to turn it off, or pull a cable so that the truth wouldn't get out and that they col put out their carefully edited version out as if it was the "truth"!!

[@kandle54]

I want to pick the legalese words too, but only those that suit me, not the other ones, inconvenient ones.

[@xConundrumx]

This jokel again... he has seen the inside of every single courthouse and leaves a trail of slime in all of them. He will not relent, ever, he will just start insulting everyone involved and play his idiotic games. Give him the maximum jail sentence and be done with it.

[@stickoutofthemud]

All in good time.

[@Monica92978]

He was warned. Doofus.

[@terribee9193]

ironic that this maroon ignores any information the judge gives him since he's so "busy" flipping through his papers, it shows just how phony these people are. Either the guy is mentally incompetent or he's just ignoring any information he does not like. I hope he gets 30 days in jail for being in contempt.

[@sullivanspapa1505]

maroon?

[@Steelmage99]

@@sullivanspapa1505 It is a deliberate replacement for the word with the origin of _early 20th century (as a medical term denoting an adult with a low IQ): from Greek mōron, neuter of mōros ‘foolish’._ Channels can generate a list of words, that is flagged if appearing in a comment. Such a flagged comment can be held for review, or automatically be prevented from appearing in the comment section. KZbin itself has an overall list of such words.

[@JWRogersPS]

@@sullivanspapa1505 It comes from Bugs Bunny saying "What a maroon!"

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

@@sullivanspapa1505 Review Bugs Bunny cartoons for reference. He didn't invent the term, he just made it famous.

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

This is the brand of idiot that will tell a judge and prosecutor with combined 70 years of legal experience that they don't know anything about the law.

[@professionalamatuer8064]

That judge was doing everything he could to avoid putting that idiot in a cell. Sov Cits really love to stick to their courtroom flowchart.

[@JLova82]

No different than a politician stumbling through the canned lines of a teleprompter?

[@wmiller1000]

@@JLova82 Sorry, your 'whataboutism' card has been rejected...please insert something logical into the discussion...thank you.

[@MONGO77859]

@JLova82 everyone can see you have some sort of mental health issue. But in your brain, you genuinely think you are smart.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

It's called having a purpose in life other than paying your bills taxes and preparing for retirement

[@pokonono1]

That is an amazing judge... I can't believe his patience.

[@porkchop6714]

SOme days you just got to see a dum dum get what's coming to him.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

Meanwhile you live a life of an obedient slave

[@porkchop6714]

@@juntjoonunya9216 Not a slave, I just donlt go out of the way to break the law. See I donlt have a sh*t life I canlt escape and feel the need to take it out of other people. What a stupid statement you made. If you ar enot an ahole then you must be a slave.

[@thudthud5423]

When SovCits say "I don't understand..." it most likely means: "I understand, but I refuse to abide by..."

[@juntjoonunya9216]

You ought to try it sometime. Maybe your balls will grow

[@DrCBone91]

The comments from the lady in the prosecutor's office that did not know her mic was live were priceless. 😂

[@kat050107]

He can't find in his little paperwork where it tells him what to say when the judge answers his question. So he decides to pretend like the judge just didn't answer his question clearly and perfectly.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

Must be nice being a slave with all his questions answered for him by his masters

[@AwesometownUSA]

Anybody else screaming “10th Amendment! 10th Amendment!” at their screen?

[@sellsjeeps]

For real. These morons seem to forget that the Constitution they seem to love so much gives the states explicit authority to create any laws, rules and statutes not granted to the federal govt. Thank you for making that comment.

[@pattonpending7390]

Man, these Sovereign Citizens are so fun to watch. They've never won a single case with their babble, yet they continues to try SOOO hard. Bless their little hearts.

[@NotThatBob]

Though both flat earthers and CovCits are very funny, the difference is that rarely do flat earthers end up in jail.

[@SloverOfTeuth]

Flat earthers are not breaking the law by believing in a flat earth. SovCits break the law, and actually invite interactions with the police and legal system e.g. by driving around with their fake plates. By sticking to the SovCit script they are guaranteed a negative outcome. They take that negative outcome as proof they are being victimised, reinforcing and justifying their beliefs.

[@LucasVigor]

Sadly, you are right. But I’d jail them . For dumbing down society and forcing us into idiocracy 500 years too early

[@fredfinger7092]

If they ended up in jail they might fall off the edge onto the turtle's back.

[@grandrapids57]

Flat earthers are a rather entertaining group. I used to write some of it: it's the realm of adults who as kids used to ring the door bells of pompous neighbors and run away laughing maniacally. Today, at home one may ring the bells of pompous folk intelligent enough to know the earth is a ball but no such much to realize that their bell has been rung.

[@1950Grendel]

I have the feeling this "one day" is going to happen for a week.

[@jacobew2000]

Need to explain to him the 10th amendment.

[@Ohmygoodness-LTB]

Right! Like is that constitutional 😂😂

[@jacobew2000]

@@Ohmygoodness-LTB that states can have laws if the US Constitution does not expressly state them? That is the only time federal preemption works.

[@Ohmygoodness-LTB]

Calm down Francis..it was in agreement with you. Sheesh. Here's a quarter, buy a better personality.

[@awakendsails]

@@Ohmygoodness-LTB Now a days personalities cost way more than that lmao

[@JWRogersPS]

@@Ohmygoodness-LTB Here's a dollar. Buy an English lesson.

[@TeacherGuy51]

He is panicking because he can’t find the correct responses in his script….. "give me a minute", oops, got to go back to Jurisdiction

[@Hambone571]

If he wants to argue if the court has jurisdiction, as he must not think they do, what in the hell did he show up for? Idiot..

[@juntjoonunya9216]

Takes balls to be sovereign in a world that programs slaves

[@CatsLair]

Tenth amendment, buddy. They always conveniently ignore that one.

[@Ohmygoodness-LTB]

They do...I was hoping the judge would have"went there"

[@AwesometownUSA]

Yeah I was yelling at my screen, all the judge had to do was cite the 10th… but then again, the sovcit would have probably just found something ELSE to be a stickler about

[@CraigGood]

"Your honor, I'm being represented today by the firm of Dunning & Kruger."

[@OrenArieli]

That lasted 11 minutes too long. When he continuously refuses to abide by the rules of the court, he should be escorted to a cell. Lather, rinse, repeat. It shouldn't take a sane person more than 1 trip to his bunk to realize that this isn't a game he wants to continue playing.

[@msbigdog1460]

That's the problem, these morons are far, far away from being sane. 🤣🤣🤣👍

[@JWRogersPS]

SovCits rarely give up. They think that if they keep repeating their magic phrases over and over, it will eventually work. It's an indication of insanity, frankly.

[@Ohmygoodness-LTB]

@@JWRogersPS Where's your little buttbuddy

[@vailpcs4040]

The judge allowed it to show that he was following procedure and to ensure that any future appeal would be summarily denied. He was actually saving time later in the process.

[@fredfinger7092]

The key part of your remark is "...a SANE person." Sanity is what the defendant is lacking.

[@jeepliving1]

Self-representation generally includes the stipulation that the defendant will be held to the same standards of following court rules as would a licensed attorney. If they can't do that, then either revoke their status as self-represented or else toss them in the jail for contempt the second they step out of line. The court is not allowed to teach them the law.

[@JLova82]

Revocation of self-representation is not a thing; you've been deceived into believing it is.

[@mrfoxe1]

​@@JLova82yeah sure bud

[@msbigdog1460]

​@@JLova82🤣🤣🤣🤣🙄🙄

[@jeepliving1]

@@JLova82 In general, the right to represent oneself in criminal court can be revoked under certain circumstances. If the court determines that a defendant is not competent to represent themselves, they may appoint legal counsel to ensure a fair trial. Competency issues may arise if the defendant is unable to understand the charges against them, the potential consequences of the case, or if they are unable to effectively communicate in court. Additionally, if a defendant engages in disruptive behavior, fails to comply with court rules, or otherwise impedes the legal process, the court may revoke their right to self-representation.

[@Flooblegoo]

@@JLova82 I actually had to search a little bit to find the sovcit idiot in the comments this time!

[@edmundwest5636]

should have been 30 days.

[@markcopeland4448]

it will be. Because the Judge is going to ask him that question and he won't answer over and over and over and over. Judge should only give him one chance next time.

[@ajm5007]

It will be the second or third time he tries pulling the same shit.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

You should get eternity in hell for living an easy life of an obedient taxpayer

[@juntjoonunya9216]

​@@ajm5007how dare he step out of line? He should be more obedient like you who nobody will remember once dead

[@peterellis6862]

Why do the judges allow these idiots to run the court procedure for so long before they deal with their idiocy.

[@pamelamorrison4086]

For our maximum amusement 😂

[@peterellis6862]

@@pamelamorrison4086 Could be or it could be for our maximum frustration 😁

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@peterellis6862 Collecting voluntary information, of course.

[@tofinoguy]

Because some defendants will reach for anything in order to appeal. If it can be established that a judge did not clearly and patiently explain the process and so on, then some bleeding heart appeal judge will act on that.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

@@tofinoguy And then a sovcit mole-judge can use THAT.

[@rudynarciso3554]

These creatures will never "understand" anything that they don't want to hear.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

The creatures technically are the slaves that act like the gov't owns them. They're "creatures" of the State. These guys on the other hand are rare and have the courage to recognize their sovereignty whereas you thought it was a bad thing cuz that's what obedient cowardly society says. Shame on you little fearful boy

[@brycecrousore1985]

"I don't recognize your Constitution." ...moments later... "You're violating my Constitutional rights."

[@fredfinger7092]

He only recognizes the Federal Constitution. However he failed to read the Tenth Amendment.

[@barnabyaprobert5159]

Judges need to borrow the SovCit "I don't answer questions."

[@msbigdog1460]

😂😂😂 Yes! Wouldn't that be hilarious?

[@ericzeigler8669]

I guess the judge did have jurisdiction. Who knew?

[@sjdhgydhfyrn1023]

"Do you not understand how long three years is?" Looooooooooooooool.

[@halslusher6030]

should have got 30 days

[@davidoday183]

He is grandstanding and waist time. He needs jail to solve his stupidity.

[@ketorising81]

This should’ve been a 3 minute interaction. Not sure why our resources are being wasted over and over on these clowns. 🤡

[@davidfifer4729]

Agreed. Judges should stop being sucked into these games of being examined by defendants and expecting the defendant to accept (which they never will) the judge's answers.

[@kzin602]

Despite the defendant refusing to participate, the court system is still obligated to respect his rights and extend him the chance to defend himself and understand the charges. The state enforcing your rights, even if you don't know them, is never a waste.

[@willoweable]

Holy shit the prosecuter that mentioned why he doesnt have a lawyer 😂😂😂😂😂

[@robwahl6288]

What a waste of time for these broken people. This judge was so patient.

[@juntjoonunya9216]

As long as they make you feel justified for always following the law paying your taxes and living a life no one will remember .

[@robwahl6288]

@@juntjoonunya9216 Huh? Try expanding

[@juntjoonunya9216]

@@robwahl6288 it's way beyond you as a product of "the world"/matrix . God said "go ahead and be in it. Just not OF it"

[@markcopeland4448]

The U.S. Constitution has the 10th Amendment - Allowing states to ratify their own Constitutions.

[@Coretalless]

Mr. McCloud is like an NPC with limit lines of Dialog.

[@oooooollllllll]

7:26 incase anyone missed a prosecutor going "i can see why his attorney withdrew" and then literally saying "oh shit" and then "oh fuck" when she realized she wasnt muted

[@nctpti2073]

Judge missed citing the 10th Amendment. However, he is not obligated to. There is no obligation to prove anything to the defendant.

[@pacnwguy9056]

This judge is incredibly patient and nice.

[@HowardRamsey]

Keep jailing him until he agrees to act sensibly.

[@TheCommo81]

Most calm and patient judge right there!

[@MRgreentree428]

"Limited intellectual capacity...." Sick burn right there

[@frances7207]

Love this Judge :)

[@evilrobots]

"Do you not know how long three years is?" - Perfect.

[@kat050107]

If you want to know where the states get their rights, just read the 10th amendment to the US CONSTITUTION!!

[@HollywoodYYZ]

That Judge has patience beyond the norm.

[@Mclellon]

The patience by this judge in the first 5 minutes so far is immense.

[@outerrealm]

“Limited intellectual capacity” haha, the judge was calling the guy stupid

[@Studentofgosset]

These people believe they possess magical incantations that make them immune from laws and regulations. They come to court and like children realise magic is not real.

[@andrewbatts7678]

COURTS DO NOT HAVE CHEAT CODES!!!!!!!

[@csjrogerson2377]

You cant fix stupid but you can jail it for contempt for 90 days. 1 day was ridiculous.

[@alejandrocurado5134]

The judge is patient beyond belief

[@FrenkTheJoy]

If I had a nickel for every sovereign citizen hearing where the prosecutor was caught on audio saying "shit"...

[@marionchase-kleeves8311]

This is 8th grade civics. The guy must not have paid attention.

[@andreasplosky8516]

Very good. The judge's patience was superhuman.

[@kat050107]

It never ceases to amaze me just how stupid and ignorant some people can be.

[@skinyviny1]

I am tired of these clowns trying to make a mockery of the system

[@standoughope]

The internet isn't good for everyone, this is a great example of that.

[@Doncroft1]

These arguments have never, ever worked in court, yet they keep trying them! It's the definition of insanity.

[@1957user]

No, That's the definition that Alcoholic's Anonymous made up. Check Webster's dictionary. Nowhere does it say doing the same thing over and over.

[@markcopeland4448]

Judge tells him the law but dude is like "But I have stuff I downloaded from the internet !"

[@juvawaveredlighttherapy]

Yes and the stuff downloaded is only stuff he thinks is agreeable with him not real law

[@Dfourteens]

What do these idiots think they are accomplishing by arguing with the judge and getting arrested? Is it laying some sort of groundwork for their fantasy federal lawsuit?

[@andrewvelonis5940]

They are anarchists. All they want to do is sow chaos.

[@JLova82]

Trick is, you're *supposed* to argue in court. Yet, if they could be persuaded somehow to focus their argument against the court and NOT the judge then there would more than likely be a different outcome.

[@JLova82]

@@andrewvelonis5940 They are looking for answers. As yet, there is no "right way" to challenge a court. The system has lied and lied and lied to you some more by allowing you to believe you're 'free' or 'innocent' when you attend, or that anything you say or do - short of standing there as *less than* a slave and agreeing with your slavery - matters. It doesn't. The judge is *purposely* hoisted head and shoulders above all of you, both physically *and* mentally. It is a rigged game. How do you expect somebody to defend themselves against a rigged game when they're stripped of all the tools to do so, and the court is given every tool at its disposal? That is obscene

[@capenjck]

@@JLova82 The judicial system has become a joke, people aren't held accountable. I don't know what the charges are but usually prosecutor makes some deal where charges are dropped or reduced and some small fine in imposed. These people just argue their way into jail when it didn't need to go there.

[@LucasVigor]

That and increasing their KZbin fan base and thereby making more money since KZbin pays them to break the law

[@Igor-ps5cd]

Very polite and very kind judge.👍

[@arthurwatt5162]

They don’t answer questions but they sure do ask a lot of them. Lol

[@JLova82]

Those who ask the question, control the court.

[@msbigdog1460]

​@@JLova82 that moron going to jail for contempt just proved you wrong, huh? 😂😂

[@wmiller1000]

@@JLova82 Here is another saying: Those who follow the SovCit playbook usually end up in Jail. Seriously...you guys keep losing and losing and losing but somehow still believe that you are 'winning'....LMAO.

[@williamjourney6753]

"A year ago, I could not spell intellectual, now I are one."

[@kurtwm2010]

He can exercise his rights in jail

[@user-gs9fz6pd5r]

And tomorrow the bailiffs will bring you back for another special appearance.

[@southendbos]

This is what happens when you don't study in school. You end up spending your life feeling inferior and you lash out at the people who've actually made something of their lives.

[@richardpj847]

Prosecutors office: ‘I can see why his attorney withdrew…. OH SHIT’ reaches for mute button.

[@The-Real-Ando]

“I’m here by special appearance” 😂

[@seanmurphy3753]

Judge should have said, "Great me too"

[@rb8289]

I wish I had that judge's patience 😂

[@bobbyclark9985]

Only 1 day? Judge Oakley would have thrown him in jail for 30 days.

[@msbigdog1460]

I love Judge Oakley! 👍

[@TheFloridaStig]

"limit mental " I love this judge!

[@Dave-my1we]

One day? I’m thinking 30-days would be a more appropriate sentence.

[@JT0007]

Sovereign sillyzen 🫡🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@djjones7226]

Beautifully done..bravo!😁

[@anniec3778]

that judge is very patient

[@scottrosenthal3437]

This judge needed to stop being so polite and nice and shut him down immediately. He wouldn't answer the judge's questions, kept reading his nonsense and wasted time and money. How selfish! There are other people waiting to have their cases litigated . Jail is where he belongs.

[@Scottymation]

You know what does fall under the US Constitution? The 10th Amendment, allowing states the right to retain sovereignty and independence. Essentially, the judges jurisdiction is protected by the US Constitution since the states are protected to self-govern. Unfortunately, Sovcits will happily ignore inconvenient Amendments.

[@crunchyhippo8957]

Sticking to his guns even when it means jail time! Attaboy!

[@jenmar001]

It drives me crazy when judges give any energy to this nonsense. No matter what judge tells the defendant, it will not illicit any sort of rational discussion. Instead of citing random, irrelevant case law, why not research how many sovereign citizens are successful in court with this BS. Court resources are minimal in a lot of areas, send this defendant a bill for the taxpayer’ time & money he wasted.

[@RodneyPinSC]

The judge should be commended for his patience & professionalism.

[@matthewweng8483]

If he'd have shut up and worked with the judge a little, he probably would have gotten time served or probation and a fine.

[@tokyobutakun]

It would be more than interesting to know what happened in court the next day.

[@williamjourney6753]

"I don't understand one day in jail. Is that twenty-four hours, or is it sunup to sundown? The Sun sets later in the West, so where in Constitution does it stipulate your power to sentence me to a full day here in the East?" "Alright Sir, the court will make it a year, EDT, less one day and night of course, as it is a leap year."

[@kstew9872]

The judge was basically doing the equivalent “I just want to make sure you aren’t stupid first and then we can answer all of your questions” and the guy didn’t seem to understand that he would be able to ask all of those questions after he was established as representing himself. So I guess the process works… he IS too stupid to understand. Poor guy…