Sovereign Citizen Court Fail#39 Common Law!

[@sparty94]

all those people in jail are gonna feel so dumb when they find out they could just have refused consent.

[@willer3399]

Indeed. I see millions of convictions being overturned in the near future. We could turn all of the jails into cheap hotels since we won’t need them as prisons anymore.

[@sciencerscientifico310]

And eventually everyone being freed from jails. Although the cheap hotel idea is funny, especially since Nordic prisons are basically government funded hotels anyways.

[@davelordy]

If he can smuggle a copy of the Magna Carta into prison then it's game over.

[@gretchengardner2753]

What's a sovereign citizen? We can be one or the other, not both, right?

[@MrTiranei]

​@@gretchengardner2753 since they claim that law does not apply to them, and at the same time they want all rights mentioned in said law i guess they do want both at the same time.

[@bolo5584]

I think this took place in Canada, he mentioned Barrie ( it's in Ontario ) and he also said OPP ( Ontario Provincial Police ). Yes we have idiots in Canada as well.

[@jrew7010]

Yeah, this was definitely in Ontario.

[@midwill80]

agreed

[@Cbd_7ohm]

I could tell they look and sound slightly different to Americans lol.

[@eura542]

our courts are a joke

[@jerrycann6374]

City of Barrie is in Ontario, we got crazies up here too. I have a client with his 14th drive suspended, he thinks that since he never got a license he can't be charged driving suspended. Concerning the Justice of the Peace they are not necessarily a lawyer, they can be a lay person who is appointed to a position of a JP.

[@noahsarknancy]

That sounds logical. 😂

[@rebeccaberlin]

I was going to say Canada. Or, rather, Cañàda

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂😂😂

[@MarkBowers68]

I spelled Barry incorrectly in my comment before I saw yours

[@jerrycann6374]

@Louis Renault Actually a JP is not a Judge. Judges are addressed as Your Honour

[@Kjj316]

The man before the court was arrested for indecent exposure by showing his haircut in public

[@willer3399]

🤣

[@BigSkyCurmudgeon]

he should be arrested for impersonating an Easter Island statue.

[@Onlyasking-b3s]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Onlyasking-b3s]

@@BigSkyCurmudgeon Them man before the court objects

[@bravingthehallways8169]

He also stole his grandma's earrings...

[@donalobeirne-hehim2246]

It's Canadian. The city of Barrie is in Ontario and the judge was referred to as Your Worship, which happens in several Provinces

[@willer3399]

There is an even smaller chance of a SovCit person calling a judge “Your Worship” as there is of them saying “Your Honor.”

[@philosnex]

He also mentions the OPP

[@dcviper985]

Also mentions of OPP, which in Ontario is Ontario Provincial Police.

[@andrewjvaughan]

I thought he said “Your Lordship”

[@corleth2868]

A boat not about was the giveaway for me ;o)

[@gregoryclark7566]

Mr. "Man before the Court" and his loyal sidekick, "Tainted Witness," should both be held in contempt. The Judge was too patient and should have told them both to stop spouting gibberish about non jurisdiction, etc..

[@JustDiane71]

😂😂😂"Tainted Witness"

[@zackmcmahon8421]

Your a indoctrinated human if you want to have false authority rule over you than let it happen but you people that just obey bs are why we are here l. Just obeying bs for 100s of years

[@dadomac3805]

You'd think two guys that dropped out of middle school might of been more prepared for court!! 😂

[@keeper6458]

Omg...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dorbie]

They were fully prepared for admiralty court.

[@dadomac3805]

@@dorbie 🤣🤣 They were fully prepared to make asses of themselves!

[@anthonyslazas2898]

They got kicked out they where in there twenty

[@lightfoot9485]

He's the (Moron) before the court! and should be treated as such!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂😂😂

[@Astrogeek61]

Barrie, Ontario, Canada. “Your Worship” is the formal honorific address for justices of the peace. Edit: Jamie Russo is the owner of “Pushing Inc. Tattoo Emporium” in Barrie Ontario. The business name is mentioned twice in this video. The only online presence I see so far is on instagram and Facebook. I don’t log on to Facebook so I don’t know if this case is mentioned there. I suspect that this is related to COVID restrictions in some way. Perhaps he defied a shutdown or a vaccination or masking requirement.

[@UpnorthHere]

Technically the corporation owns the business and would be legally liable for business actions of its employees and should be named in the complaint, maybe forcing them to hire an attorney to appear in court FOR the corporation.

[@WoodworkerDon]

In response to him saying he's asked his 4 questions repeatedly, it sure would have been hilarious if the judge said "I'm sorry, I don't answer questions."

[@jamesplymire5342]

If I thought the court didn't have jurisdiction, I wouldn't show up EVER. lol

[@UpnorthHere]

Watch many of LTWM's vids where no-show means bench warrant. There are legal ways to file an argument challenging jurisdiction. This ain't it.

[@user60521123]

Can you imagine if the courts functioned the way sov cits think they do? People could break the law all they want, go to the preliminary hearings to act like clowns, and get the charges thrown out by reciting nonsense. It’s a frightening thought.

[@slidsilver4461]

I've thought about filming a comedy sketch or two set in a world where sovcits' view of the world is accurate. :P Would be hilarious.

[@user60521123]

@@slidsilver4461 that’s a great idea! Not sure if that would fit under comedy or horror.

[@Jonathan.D]

This has been tried before. It was called Jones town. The only difference is that sovcits have already drank the Kool-Aid. 😄

[@Jonathan.D]

@@slidsilver4461 I have been wanting to the same and also a satire video.

[@bloodyblade916]

If they or anyone wants to break the law go to California HELL It's a free for all go get some .

[@Jonathan.D]

Basically, he asked if she got the affidavit of toilet paper he submitted. Her reply should have been "Yes, but I never used it because single ply isn't worth a crap.

[@pamelaphelan4144]

Would he approve of “jackass before the court”?? 😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@gerardodwyer5908]

This was a complete waste of precious court time. Courts need to respond to SovCits questioning their jurisdiction by holding them in contempt of court, issuing a bench warrant for their arrest and depositing them in jail for a few days to contemplate the meaning of judicial powers and jurisdiction.

[@maifantasia3650]

As Mike and many others have already said, there is no question of jurisdiction. If it was seriously in doubt, the defendant would not even bother showing up to the court. By appearing, these sovtwits don't realise that they've already accepted the court's jurisdiction. As you say, contempt should be automatic and instant. "Do not pass GO! Do not collect $200!"

[@UpnorthHere]

Doesn't a Canadian corporation need to have a "corporate lawyer" to represent the defendant corporation in court? Or is that only in civil courts? If the defendant corporation didn't "appear", through its attorney, that should be the end of the hearing, pending ruling on a petition to the court to authorize a shareholder or officer to self-represent the corporation.

[@UpnorthHere]

​@CoolChannel Name Is it unlawful to "threaten people" with the natural consequences of their own unlawful actions?

[@kathi2302]

I have seen a judge tell an idiot to put something on the record with proof that the court "does Not have jurisdiction" 😆

[@jro6681]

In the words of my little 4 year old nephew... "What a maroon"🤭🤣😆🐶🥰

[@msaret4384]

Gee, I think showing up to court at the appointed date and time shows you know the court has jurisdiction. Game over.

[@UpnorthHere]

@Mitchell Saret. No, jurisdiction can be challenged at any time. Just showing up to challenge it doesn't mean you agree to it; hence the special appearance to make the challenge.

[@msaret4384]

@@UpnorthHere as we have seen many times on channels like this and again, it depends on the jurisdiction, not during an arraignment. But if you didn't think they had jurisdiction, why would you show up? And if your challenge is denied or refuted, you think you get to challenge again?

[@UpnorthHere]

@@msaret4384 Yes, a denied motion ("dismiss for lack of jurisdiction") can be taken up on appeal (i.e., "challenge it again"), although it would be yet another colossal waste of everyone's time in cases like this. Yes, the judge/magistrate may "rule" on the motion by denying it and move on. Trying to raise it again in that court would be evidence of contempt. The point is that a failure to appear may result in a bench warrant or other undesirable things (default judgment) that might be avoided by filing the appropriate challenge PRECISELY because "you didn't think they had jurisdiction". In this case, it's not even clear the corporation has "appeared" in court, since no attorney introduced themselves here as "counsel for the defendant corporation", as would be required in a U.S. court.

[@sweetpotatofries99]

Something something fraud, menace, and duress

[@investigator77]

Hi Mike. They are in court in Ontario. The prosecutor is in Barrie, Ontario, which is north of Toronto. They are referring to the OPP, which is the Ontario Provincial Police, so they're like state troopers. Loved the live stream you did with Deborah Davis! You guys are such a great team!!

[@cheridohm7653]

Canadian subscriber here: OPP is Ontario Police, so this is Ontario, Canada. Also the reason the Justice is Too Nice: She's Canadian :-)

[@TonesOverthinksIt]

Likely this may be a case where he was arrested for tresspassing when refusing leave an establishment where he refused to wear a mask or otherwise comply with mandates.

[@anthonychappell9409]

That would be my opinion also

[@arbitraryobjections2022]

Actually Russo (top right) owns a tattoo shop called Pushing Inc in Canada. The company, not him, was cited for being open during Covid restrictions. I like Mike a lot, but funny how he could be so completely wrong about this video. He said it has nothing to do with Covid and that Russo was criminally charged.

[@LaylaWomyn]

@@arbitraryobjections2022 thank you for the clarification. Maybe Mike is a bit tired or under the weather. I'm 5 mins away from the US border and understood this was Canadian easily.

[@arbitraryobjections2022]

@@LaylaWomyn I'm sure Mike gets many videos recommended to him to feature on his channel. He can't be expected to know everything about them all. I wasn't trying to disparage Mike with my comment, I still think it's funny and interesting to hear his comments/ insights on the proceedings.

[@LaylaWomyn]

@@arbitraryobjections2022 I wasn't trying to do that either. His content is entertaining.

[@McPlot28]

Whenever they use the "I'm a man of the land" line I break out into.... I'm a man of the land, I'm into discipline Got a Bible in my hand and a beard on my chin But if I finish all of my chores and you finish thine Then tonight we're gonna party like it's 1699

[@dorbie]

I put on women's clothing and hand around in bars 🎵

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@douglasdea637]

Here's a video of that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3OXaqZqndF7jMU

[@spandex7055]

Jamie Russo is a tattoo artist in Barrie Ontario, North of Toronto. Christopher James Pritchard is a pseudo common law "expert" already banned from courthouses in British Columbia as an unauthorized practitioner. HIs KZbin channel is "A Warrior Calls".

[@feet765102]

I remember him… remember his previous client flat earth docket????…(RIP)

[@vizzini2510]

Anybody who willingly mutilates themselves in this fashion should qualify for a psych evaluation.

[@Pattsnogle23]

That judge was way nicer than I would’ve been. I wouldn’t tolerate that nonsense. 🤦‍♂️😤

[@blacks7520]

What would you have done tuffy ?

[@judyb503]

Hi, Mike! What ultimately happens in a situation like this? There's no way the judge could possibly take any of his sov-sit-slobber seriously. And...dancing puppies makes my day! 😉

[@lisamartin5901]

I lost count how many physical face palms I gave myself. 😂😂

[@ronfullerton3162]

Did you make Ragical look like a weinie?

[@HogTieChamp]

It's HogTie Champ, wif da FACTS! Found it. Definitely Barrie, Ontario. Definitely a lower court (sometimes called "provincial court," specifically called "Ontario Court of Justice") so we know it's a low-level offense on par with speeding or peeing in public. "Man Before The Court" is Jamie Russo, a long-term tattoo artist (well renowned!) and the principal operator of Pushing Inc. Tattoo Emporium. Pushing Inc. Tattoo Emporium is the corporate defendant in the alleged Feb 12, 2021 violation of the _Reopening Ontario Act_ (aka ROA). It is alleged that on or about Feb 21, 2021, within the City of Barrie, Ontario, the business Pushing Inc. Tattoo Emporium did operate in a fashion violating ROA provisions for corporations. Namely, the business is accused of "Part 3 ROA- Corporation - Fail to comply with a continued section 7.0.2 order." In this context, a "section 7.0.2 order" refers to section 7 of the _Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act_ -- How deep are we getting into this??? Let's stick with nutshell... A "section 7.0.2 order" is an "emergency power or order" by the Ontario government that seeks to "promote the public good by protecting the health, safety and welfare of the people of Ontario in times of declared emergencies," while still maintaining those rights set out in our _Charter of Rights and Freedoms_ -- makes sense? I don't know what happened in Barrie -- I'm a half-country away and we have our own idiots here -- but it looks like a 702 order was issued to allow businesses to remain open so long as they apply reasonable face-covering and hand-washing policy. ... but then this Russo doofus has a friend who knows waaaaaaay more about medicine and WAAAAAY more about law than anyone watching Law Talk With Mike, so they cooked up a way to run their business without following the ministerial 7.0.2 order... ... so then the City of Barrie filed a charge under ROA Part 3... and Russo is pushing for a trial. PS- In Ontario, a "section 7.0.2 order" violation is usually withdrawn or dismissed when you say, "uhhh... Geez, sorry." I'm no even kidding. These things are NEVER prosecuted. They file, you remedy the non-compliance. You say sorry, they say sorry for the inconvenience, and it's done!

[@MelanaC]

Oh you are such a dude for finding this info. Thanks 👏🏼🤩

[@erinpatterson9393]

Pretty sure we were on lockdown in Ontario at that time (Feb. 2021) so tattoo shops, beauty parlours, and the like were closed as deemed “non-essential” There were lots of places that stayed open and got charged, this is the first I’ve seen make it to KZbin.

[@judithharley9236]

These two are either seriously delusional or are trolling harder than anyone I’ve ever seen. Ouch! Sorry. Bumped my head. I passed out from all the eye rolling.

[@Knards]

Will not understand why she allowed this to go on

[@icetre7436]

So who are actually putting on trial when we go after COVID? The entity, the agent, the representative, the varient,….

[@ThePinkdurango]

🤣🤣

[@LaylaWomyn]

The guy on the bottom right owns a tattoo shop in Barrie Ontario and is quite active in protesting against covid restrictions for businesses.

[@icetre7436]

@@LaylaWomyn I was wondering who the mysterious ‘mccolld bps’ character was..so are you saying we should put him in trial or that he would know which one to go after? Also, is he trying to call COVID a ‘MCCold’ as in ‘McMuffin’ and maybe that it’s ‘bs?’ And why doesn’t he show his face or say anything throughout the video? Is he out protesting?…jk.lol

[@LaylaWomyn]

@@icetre7436 lol. You never know. I believe that mccolld bps is an officer with Barrie Police Services but I haven't been able to find anything about that.

[@icetre7436]

@@LaylaWomyn he’s quite the busy bee..maybe we should ask around at his tattoo shop between protests..

[@MrKKmusic]

It is indeed annoying when judges allow themselves to be debased like this

[@valis992000]

They call the judge "your worship"? I think that makes this Canada.

[@voiceofreason9238]

You may "like" this Justice of the Peace Mike but as a person in charge of a courtroom, she has no control. She just lets the defendant ramble taking the legal proceedings to a screeching halt. She has the deer in the headlights look and needs to be more assertive as to who is in charge. Hint: it aint the defendant and his "consultant." I think that even most lay people would call the defendant by his name, Mr. So and so, as you suggested Mike. As fr the "consultant" in the center square? Gone. The magistrate should do the business that the pre-trial requires and end the speech making by the defendant. Then move to the next case.

[@michelepoirier783]

This is Barrie Ontario, Canada. He mentioned the OPP that is the Ontario Provincial Police. The prosecutor is also calling her your worship, also a Canadian thing.

[@SuzzyB52]

That has to be the most blatant disrespect I've seen, in a court for a very long time. That top right fool will see this as a win. Should have been pulled into line immediately.

[@carla109]

Hey, Mike...just to establish the correct location, you are in Ontario Canada. You are in Ontario Canada. You are in Ontario Canada. Once more, you are in Ontario Canada. 😄

[@JonniD]

LOL!!!! Hello, fellow fan of Judge Bryant.

[@carla109]

@@JonniD haha...I adore her! 😄

[@TheJMPD]

I do NOT CONSENT to be in Ontario Canada!

[@boomer2095]

I am sorry you have to deal with crazies like this in the law. Thank you for identifying everyone in the bradybunch squares, it really helps 😎👍

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@internetgod5407]

Where is Marsha

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@justruthie5365]

@@internetgod5407 my favorite was Alice🤗

[@carla109]

@@internetgod5407 Marsha, Marsha, Marsha!

[@kevinflick5314]

He should try looking in the mirror and ask himself how can he expect anyone to take him seriously.

[@thescribbler7677]

Barrie , Ontario, Canada. Small city north of Toronto.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Interstate 🤔 thank you Congratulations I think that qualifies Canada for its own playlist. 🇨🇦🙌

[@thescribbler7677]

@@LawTalkWithMike Oh, we have our own brand of crazies up here. Contrary to popular belief, the US doesn't have a monopoly on stupid.

[@sueparras6028]

This is taking place in Canada. Barrie Ontario I believe.

[@lehammsamm]

I like how people that have no understanding of the law come onto a LAWYER'S channel and think they're somehow going to prove their case as fact. 😂😂 Keep doing what you're doing Mike! I don't know how you put up with the nonsense sometimes.

[@jerrycann6374]

Not all lawyers have an understanding of the law. In traffic court the defendant's lawyer had a ridiculous closing argument. The Judge asked the defendant if he bought his tooth brush before sentencing him for 30 days and advised the defendant next time he comes to court do not bring a Real Estate Lawyer. I was in court that day and had a good time appearing before the Judge

[@gregoryclark7566]

@@jerrycann6374 That is too funny.. 😄😁

[@philpritchettphan]

I know a lot about the law...and various other lawyerings.

[@keeper6458]

Ikr!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HlapSappy]

@@philpritchettphan I Doubt it. You wanna jibber jabber and go tit-for-tat on bird law?

[@JustDiane71]

Why? Why? Doesn't The Man Before The Court and his buddy have ANYTHING else to do like work, take care of their kids, walk the dogs,grocery shopping?? The disrespect to the court is outrageous. Such a waste of money and court time!! BUT it definitely does give us tons of entertainment and smiles!!! Another good time Mike!

[@UpnorthHere]

According to filings found online, at the middle guy's website, dating from December 2021, they are also suing the town officials, the health department, the court, the judges, police officers, and a total of 16 people in "common law court" for over $1million for "trespass". Jamie and Christopher, the other guy, name themselves as prosecutors. There is a "fee schedule" showing, for example, $100,000 for each police officer visit to the property and $10,000 for each time they had court appearances, among other things.

[@m1ssjuju]

​@@UpnorthHereany update on how it went lol

[@jerrycann6374]

I just thought of something, the courts in Ontario are not televised and on zoom hearings you are not permitted to record and have to agree not to record before they allow you into the hearing. The court records the hearings but no one can request a copy of the recording so I wonder how this video made it to youtube....this Man of the Year or whatever he is may be in more trouble than what he was charged for.

[@LaylaWomyn]

I was thinking the same thing. I think that this case happened in Feb or Mar 2021. It was not meant to be recorded by those involved but yet here it is on youtube.

[@Astrogeek61]

It was also obviously recorded off of a handheld device pointed at another screen.

[@jerrycann6374]

@@Astrogeek61 the only way that can be done is to log into the zoom so it had to be someone in that zoom room.

[@tiedtruth1071]

@@jerrycann6374 it's got to be the observer, he clearly came with an agenda and wants this opportunity to show his "seriousness" to the world

[@schnoodle3]

Screen capture software, easy peasy

[@Sassilton]

This is Barrie, Ontario, Canada. He mentions the OPP and Barrie so thats my assumptions as a fellow Ontarian lol

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@David-jn4fx]

The Judge is so patient here. Judge Bryant would have had a great time with this one.. Nice Mike!

[@CAUSELESSREBEL]

Mike. This is in Canada. The prosecutor addressed the judge as YOUR WORSHIP. And she has a slight twinge of Canadian accent. I think the defendant may be a tattoo artist. Which could bring in the virus if he kept his shop open.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🇨🇦🙌

[@CAUSELESSREBEL]

@@LawTalkWithMike OH CANADA.....

[@allenorganist2011]

That’s exactly what I was going to say. Was checking to see if anyone else thought that lol

[@cathy6566]

Agree...in Canada and if I heard correctly ... the attorney said city of Barrie. Either way....great video as always, love your content 🤗

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🇨🇦thank you

[@aletheaglenn6656]

The judge should never have let him start and definitely should have stopped him a lot earlier.

[@bigdarryld]

Every time they do the name thing it makes me think of an old comic bit this guy used to do on tv. You may not be old enough to remember but the guys name is Raymond J Johnson Jr. When you call him Mr. Johnson he goes into this long spiel of "You doesn't have to call me Johnson why you can call me Ray or you can call me J or you can call me Johnny ... but you doesn't have to call me Johnson."

[@hhampton]

The judges need to drop the gavel on these SovCits as soon as they start their jurisdiction claims and the absurd documents they file.

[@louannefournier7018]

He said Barrie, that is a city in Ontario Canada. Close to me!

[@vissitorsteve]

You're right. She is too nice. I love that, as you referenced, in one of your recent videos where the guy wanted to be called something similar, like 'Bob of the family', or whatever, the judge shut him down and said that that meant the defendant was not in court. 🙂

[@johnnorris8567]

I remember that one. The judge said the person named as the defendant does not appear in court, then there will be a bench warrant for his arrest. I want to see that trial ZOOM.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🙌

[@dorbie]

So I did some digging. This is Central East Region, Ontario, Canada. There's a JP there called Jennifer Robinson and she looks like this JP. Listening again the Clerk announces at the start "This Ontario Court of Justice is again in session." but you need the hint to understand her. Barrie (the prosecutor's district) is a town in Ontario, just North of Toronto. Also of note, the defendant is Jamie Russo, he owns & operates Pushing Inc. Tattoo Emporium in Barrie, and that business is also mentioned.

[@Realfrenchie]

At soon I saw the zoom panel I knew right away who was the sovereign citizen in those 5 people's...lol

[@LawTalkWithMike]

There were certain clues

[@officeguy3]

Barrie, Ontario Canada is where this is happening in the Ontario Court of Justice.

[@ozzbud9049]

Being nice works with most people, but I agree some of these morons think they can take control of the court and that needs to be dealt with quick!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@zadokisrael9195]

At Law means anything related to the process of the common law of agency undisclosed principal doctrine, rather than that of equity. The phrase at law is used to point out that a thing is to be done according to the course of the common law of agency undisclosed principal doctrine, it is distinguished from a proceeding in equity.

[@shawngrenaud]

If it looks British but sounds American, it's usually Canadian, Mike. :)

[@michaelmcconnell8536]

You can tell when about sounds like aboot.

[@HogTieChamp]

LOL Shawn Renaud, that's a great tip! LOL

[@novarkingud7308]

Eh! We're all going oot in ur cur to drive aboot! Ur cur works good! 👍 Ah, to be a Candien! ♥️🇨🇦😉

[@Imac7065]

Barrie Ontario is in Canada if no one else said it yet

[@nigellill3222]

Judge Middleton is fair, Judge Bryant is fair as are a lot of other judges & they all keep decorum in their court & know when to shut people down. That's one of the duties of being a judge. Stay safe & keep on smiling 👍🏼🦘

[@TeargasHorse]

I want to see Glenn go in the courtroom and start spouting his stuff like he did to the Officers at the station ie. "That fat pig gave me a ticket and the blonde [thing] wouldn't [something something]!" Then they watch the recording... Then the good judge just levels G, and G start spewing at the judge...man what a show that would be. "Judge, I will sweep your leg!"

[@allisonjames2923]

The defendant has the most ridiculous moustache/goatee I’ve ever seen 😳 It’s like he’s reinforced his cheeks

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@grumpyoldvan]

It's in Barrie Ontario court opp is provincal police here

[@ClydeDCamel-mv6ml]

putting together pieces, I think this is in Barrie, Ontario Canada. To start with, the prosecutor at 1:00 in the video says "good morning your worship." and "for the city of Barrie." At 10:07 in the video, the Christopher James character says "OPP officer." OPP stands for Ontario Provincial Police, the equivalent of our state police. Barrie is about 50 miles north of Toronto. I suspect that the defendant is a tattoo artist that was busted for tattooing during the covid shutdown because of comments about ink made by Christopher James.

[@botwitaprice]

I like how detailed you are, I can eat up court sessions like this every night!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

Thank You

[@livefreeordiehardkor]

I have a question for anyone else out there that is using the KZbin application on an Android phone. Whenever I click on one of Mike's videos about sovereign citizens, there is like a little box that says the word context and then has a link to the Wikipedia page about the sovereign citizens movement. I'm just wondering if anybody else is getting this?

[@MickeyMousePark]

Probably not helpful but on the YT desktop version under the playing video is a context box with a paragraph from Wiki for Sovereign Citizen page with a link...i believe that is due to tags or AI picking up on it..what you are seeing is same thing only formatted for mobile devices...

[@livefreeordiehardkor]

@@MickeyMousePark thank you for telling me this. I was wondering if anybody else was seeing it and if it was on the computer too.

[@DJ_Khal_Rhaego]

Very weird, but entertaining.. Thanks for another great clip!

[@tashedpotatoes5516]

In Ontario, Justices of the Peace are referred to as Your Worship. Justices and Associate Justices are referred to as Your Honour. Contempt charges are not really a thing here. In my 7 and half years in court, I have never seen a charge for contempt.

[@reveivl]

Ontario Court of Justice and the first guy was representing the city of Barry, Ontario, I think. So Canada.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🇨🇦🙌

[@49525Bob]

I don't have zoom, so ask those who do. Can't the Controler, who I assume is the court in this meeting, just remove and block intruders?

[@barackmycat9448]

Now I know why Advil was invented.

[@VictheChick]

And muzzles!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@4321aggiebabies]

Criminal jurisdiction is established by the lawful prosecuting authority (District Attorney, city attorney, county attorney, grand jury, police officer, as appropriate) filing the charging instrument in the court naming a particular person as the defendant and asserting a particular crime that is within the criminal jurisdiction of the court. In criminal cases there are really only three things you as the defendant can attack: 1) whether the court has jurisdiction of the charged offense, 2) whether you are the defendant identified in the charging instrument, and 3) whether venue is proper in that court. Venue is different from jurisdiction. Venue is related to where the offense happened. You cannot file a case in Dallas for a crime that occurred wholly within Houston. That’s why charging instruments (an indictment, information or complaint) usually must allege the crime occurred in a particular county or city. If you are not the individual charged you do, in most cases, have the right to prove you are not. You also have the right to question whether the court has legal jurisdiction of that type of case. Venue can usually only be attacked at trial if the prosecuting authority fails to offer evidence the crime or some significant element of it occurred in that jurisdiction. As for personal jurisdiction, if you are found within the court’s jurisdiction or have been arrested elsewhere and extradited to it, the court has jurisdiction of your person, regardless of any name games you may wish to play. I am very surprised by how many judges and prosecutors do not understand these basic concepts when sov cits demand proof of jurisdiction.

[@UpnorthHere]

@Texas. Well put. Maybe the judges know it's baloney, but they are trained to take it easy on the mentally defective before them, and to choose their battles.

[@josephfranzen5626]

Great upload as usual Mike! On my break from lunch the best part of my day is seeing your new videos! Keep it coming man! Your videos also have the effect where if I’m feeling down about myself the idiots in your videos make me feel exponentially better about myself! Everyone calls me Panda cause I’m Asian, pretty stocky and I suppose muscular and I love Panda Bears, therefore any future court appearances I ever have (I wouldn’t imagine I would have any provided life continues on the path that it has) I will demand to be heard as “ a Panda appearing before the court” 😂🐼

[@richardfallon5507]

(what do you get if you cross a mouthorgan with a black and white bear ??.........PANDAmonium.)

[@michaelgish4280]

I heard the prosecutor mention Barrie, could this be a court in Ontario?

[@perryyoung533]

The Judge is nice because she's Canadian. The give aways: city of Barrie, OPP, (Ontario Provincial Police) and her being addressed as 'your worship'. With respect to the Sov Cit (one of the least desirable imports from the US) apparently despite the Canadian Constitution being completely different to the U.S. one, they both have the same invisible ink portion only visible to those special individuals with a questionable grasp on reality.

[@mothersuperior6751]

Question. Mike. I have been wondering about something. When there is a sentencing hearing. Does the Judge arrive already knowing what the sentence will be? Dothe victim impact statements make difference at all? Does the defendants statement impact it? Just a curiosity. Thx

[@LawTalkWithMike]

I don’t do it but judges show up to most things with a ruling in mind but they can be persuaded.

[@mothersuperior6751]

@@LawTalkWithMike Thx Mike. Edited to add. Give the dogs a treat for me.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🐶🐶🥰

[@thefrigginpope]

Oh wow, haven't heard anything out of Christopher James Pritchard in a while. For my money, nobody's brought more melodrama and unearned confidence to their song-and-dance since Bears Law crashed and burned.

[@hobbithubby5076]

At 5:00 he says the guy in the middle was his “assistance of counsel.”

[@dutchroll]

OMG 30 seconds of competent googling will show him the virus has been isolated multiple times, its genome has been sequenced, and there are even electron microscope images of it….. all of which is completely irrelevant to his case! 😂

[@chonk_fox89]

You went astray with the word "competent" ...I don't think there's a lot of that going here....

[@msqueen3513]

Great video and commentary as always, thanks Mike.

[@gooberthoreau]

With people like this, being nice is interpreted in their mind as them winning. Don't need to be "mean" or overly harsh, but you have to be confident and assertive right up from.

[@djvycious]

This is Barrie Ontario, about an hour's drive north of Toronto.

[@Catten_whisperer]

Mike have you Thought about doing a series on Christopher Throgmorton out of Laporte, Indiana? He would be a full series because there are several videos of his. They include him acting like a giant bully to everyone and then when the police arrest him he squeals like a little piglet and cries for his girlfriend. I’m not kidding. He gets angrier and angrier him and eventually finally ends up having a trial. If you haven’t seen it yet I don’t want to spoil it but I think it might be one of the funniest most pathetic things you’ve ever seen

[@goosebump801]

Ooh, this sounds promising 👀😳😊😂💐

[@JonniD]

Yes! I too have thought about asking Mike about covering that absolute fucking wacko. That vid of him getting his ass handed to him in court -- after all his nonsensical "I'm going RICO!" bragging -- is hilaaaaarious!

[@Tindometari]

Oh, $DEITY, Chris Frogmerkin. They broke the mould when they made him -- smart move, don't want to risk making another one.

[@maxwellpeter5955]

Oh you mean the same guy who threatened lethal force on the police in one of schrodinger's cat's videos?

[@tr184or]

They referred about a "OPP Officer" Ontario Provincial Police.

[@thudthud5423]

...and the defendant ("Theemahnbafour D'Corte" - and, yes, if I was a court recorder, that's how I would have spelled it) calls in three more witnesses to help him. Let's find out what their roles are: Witness #2: "I am here to demonstrate the PROPER way to bake chocolate chip cookies." Witness #3: "I have a picture of a flying saucer that I took when I was five years old." Witness #4: "I have a pain in my lower back. Do you think it might be a herniated disk?" These accents seem to be Canadian, by the way.

[@MelanaC]

You made me larf so very much! That’s such a hilarious comment. Nicely done

[@bigs1546]

This is Canada - he mentioned OPP [Ontario Provincial Police]

[@christideal3664]

Like always, these people try to seize control of the proceedings

[@iamskippy]

What eventually happened? Is there a way to see _the last part_ ?? Did they set up a JURY TRIAL? Was it dismissed?

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🤷‍♂️

[@HogTieChamp]

IamSkippy If you look for my newest comment to the video (not a reply), you'll see the details of the story. The defendant is the corporation named Pushing Inc. Tattoo Emporium. The "man before the court" is Jamie Russo -- a very skilled and respected tattoo artist, but he is not the defendant. As the corporation is the defendant, and this is a small-potatoes provincial offence, there is NO right to a jury trial. So no... It was just a hearing today. Russo wants a trial for him company, sure... but he'll not get a jury trial, no matter what. (Unless he wants to commit a bigger offence!)

[@arthurunknown8972]

Another graduate of Dunning Kruger University with a degree in KZbin Law.

[@TeamSkeptic]

Every time I hear "Hey everybody this is attorney mike(something something something) from chicago." I know I'm watching a banger!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

😂

[@HogTieChamp]

"Good Morning, Your Worship,..." "... for the City of Barrie..." Law Talk With Mike That sounds a lot like a status conference in General Division (Ontario's superior court) in Barrie, Ontario. Accents check out as central Ontario, 'cept for the one gal from SEO.

[@HogTieChamp]

Hold on, Law Talk With Mike -- Half of what I wrote above is wrong -- Don't happy-face it yet!! Yes, it is definitely Ontario. Accents are bang-on. Dude mentions an "OPP officer," which refers uniquely to the Ontario Provincial Police. It might not be superior court... and I might even have the name of the court wrong. Let me research, correct my post, then your can happy-face the hell out of it!

[@LawTalkWithMike]

I almost prematurely hearted 😂

[@HogTieChamp]

@@LawTalkWithMike I found the case and posted in a newer comment. Heart away, good man!

[@tbirdgrafix]

City of Barrie is in Canada near Toronto .. so it is in Canada .. OPP is Ontario Provincial Police ... and in Canada, we sometimes allow people to council people in a criminal court.

[@moosecat]

He wants the title Mister "strucken"??? I think they should address as "the man-child before the court", but that's just me.

[@kallyzwolak3975]

🇨🇦 Hi Mike. You asked where this court is. It is in Barrie Ontario. OPP mentioned is the Ontario Provincial Police.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🇨🇦🙌

[@nordberg7631]

Mike, Frankie and Ollie are looking good. Are they in court today?

[@LawTalkWithMike]

🐶🐶🥰

[@dougmercer9259]

This sounds like it is in Barrie Ontario Canada. They mention Barrie and OPP (Ontario Provincial Police)

[@megm38]

Pushing Inc. is a tattoo shop in Barrie, Ontario. I believe "the man before the court" is the owner of the shop.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

👍

[@HogTieChamp]

meg1965 Yep -- You're exactly correct. For loads more detail, seek out my other post to the comments on this video. (If curious)

[@megm38]

Thanks @Hog Tie Champ, I'll scroll through them and check it out. Tried to Google it but got distracted by a livestream and never got back to it.

[@DominusLuna]

Yea. I received the documents, they just don't mean anything.

[@Kennymac8251]

Its in Barrie Ontario Canada. 1 Hour north of Toronto. "Oh Canada our home........."

[@oceanx3417]

It's all about controlling the narrative.

[@enid0mom]

This was definitely in a Canadian Court. Canadian judges can appear lenient but they can also write scathing decisions.

[@NewYork975]

Sovs really do live in their own little world.

[@LawTalkWithMike]

They sure do🤦‍♂️

[@user-gk9lg5sp4y]

I always wonder what color the sky is in Sovland