Sovereign Citizen Gets Absolutely Steamrolled In Kansas

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[@jonas000111]

I call this unemployed behavior. No normal person has time for all this over a speeding ticket.

[@toniawhitinger1238]

😂

[@WilliamTaylorIII]

For me the day off work pay loss would exceed the fine she gave him, easy answer don't speed, especially not 17 over in an area with little or no traffic.

[@BillClinton228]

The bigger question is has anyone ever succeeded with these arguments, which is very unlikely, and if no one has ever won sovcit case why do they still believe in it?

[@davidevans6072]

He probably collects disability due to his inability to leave his couch.

[@supertrucker99]

Yup scam....

[@penfold9540]

They should increase the court costs for these frivolous court cases.

[@ScottW-vz4bf]

Yes!

[@SergioFlorente]

Exactly. Add 5000$ to his ticket and tell him he can appeal to the supreme court.

[@user-rg5ls8lx3i]

Some jail time is appropriate even.theres people with serious cases how can she waste this much time.shameful,just shameful

[@user-rg5ls8lx3i]

Did he send one to the president?

[@kathleenforst1152]

Agree 100 percent! They are wasting tax payer money with these stupid arguments.

[@PattyWagon496]

Just imagine what the officer went through trying to issue the ticket! Probably took 3 officers, a sergeant, a lieutenant, and 4 hours.

[@PattyWagon496]

Okay, I take it all back. LOL

[@Carol-er2fb]

@@PattyWagon496 Why? You were right. Even if tongue-in-cheek.😊

[@sweetpotatofries99]

And a busted window

[@lizzz6407]

These sovcits waste so much officer , court and prosecutor time. They should be charged for all their idiocy.

[@brucedavis1803]

Don’t forget a supervisor!

[@ItsaRomeThingEverydayallday]

Salute to Officer Kale and all who patrol the highways keeping us safe from idiots like the defendant ❤

[@terrybelden876]

That's amusing, they are not out there to keep you safe, they are out there to extort your minor estate.

[@normanlove3919]

I'd hate to be a Judge summoned to the: Great Grand Sovereign Justice Hall......

[@CanadaMatt]

Note to self: never play cards against this prosecutor. He has the best poker face I've ever seen.

[@laurieg66]

wondering if he is on the spectrum; high functioning autism

[@liamgio795]

Nice guy but he talks off the record a lot? You know what the say, No one is believed in court but upon his oath.

[@jill7759]

I imagine this sort of utter crap went from amusing to bloody annoying quite some time ago for these prosecutors. It’s a waste of valuable time he could be using to complete and prosecute much more serious cases.

[@gatsby66]

He also would pull out a poker rules book when necessary.

[@liamgio795]

@@jill7759 I like these type of cases, very entertaining. Every person there is paid except the defendant, so have some fun?

[@pennkeuka]

I love how judge Webster acts like she's never heard this bs before.

[@YvonneMelvin]

She really does. I thinks it’s a strategy to throw them off. She never changed her tone. Love her.

[@mattp1002]

Agree, however seems her process could have been faster in the first 15 mins.

[@grammar4341]

@@mattp1002it makes him think she is going to consider any of the nonsense.

[@YvonneMelvin]

@@grammar4341 yes indeed.

[@liamgio795]

She is likely an administrative law judge, non-judicial branch.

[@jill7759]

If this guy put as much energy into a job he would be a lot better off.

[@ScottW-vz4bf]

You’re asking a lot, he doesn’t look like he’s been out of that chair in months.

[@lindarayburn9445]

He's not going to work he's going to suck everything he can out of America the very person that feeds him

[@cynthiazullo8117]

Too fat to work

[@csnipper524]

I love how these people think they should be able to do whatever they want. However, you know that same people will be the first ones to call the cops for help.

[@rustynails8756]

As a retired person who spends way too much time watching videos like this I have observed this action more than once. When these types realize they are getting arrested for failure to identify or whatever, the first thing they do is call 911. I don't believe they understand the irony but it is great entertainment.

[@tommackay7433]

Anti social A holes.

[@chasbo25]

"Uh, this is a speeding ticket"🤣🤣🤣 I'm sure the attorney general dropped everything to work on this case.😎

[@dougk5187]

I think the President heard of this and about to address the entire country.

[@AdrianInflorida]

Sir, this is a Wendy's

[@ceIIardoor]

​@@AdrianInflorida😂😂

[@lonniehill3455]

These idiots waste everyone's time.

[@shaneedaniel5125]

Regier has a delightful smirk on his face. He reminds of an attorney who would actually study this Sovereign citizen rubbish just so he is on top of everything. He loves his job.

[@cmsxcb]

Yep! And if you asked him, he'd just call it, "A spot of light bedtime reading". 🤣🤣🤣

[@shaneedaniel5125]

@@cmsxcb I agree. 😀

[@chad3232132]

Honey Badger don't care.

[@cyberus1438]

If I'm ever a defendant I pray to god my prosecutor is not Regier

[@shaneedaniel5125]

@@cyberus1438 very true

[@LibraryMel1]

I loved the officers face when the defendant said he was representing the name. He immediately knew what was coming! 😂

[@HasidicKaiju]

He was so confident that his jurisdiction and "I'm not the person" arguments would have been the killing blow to his case that he didn't even bother to prepare anything else.

[@jill7759]

What else would he prepare, it isn’t as though he wasn’t speeding, which he knows. His entire appearance is based on his SovCit assertion that the State has no standing to prosecute or that he doesn’t fall under the State’s jurisdiction.

[@ceIIardoor]

😂😂😂😂 👍

[@MarySmith-bc7mf]

@@jill7759even if he tried to prepare for anything he’s to ignorant to do so.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

All these people need is one judge to take them seriously one time. Do we know if that has ever happened?

[@HasidicKaiju]

@@JeshuaSquirrel The judge that sentenced Darrel Brooks took it seriously. 30 or 40 sentences for murder. Consecutive.

[@fernleystephens2436]

How the court can keep a straight face is beyond me.

[@MelanaC]

I’m struggling to not wake up my partner who is sleeping beside me because I keep laughing 😂😂😂

[@arndnaj]

Practice, lots of practice.

[@ChillHills]

I guess since it’s their job their head is probably in a more analytical critical thinking that anything humorous kind of goes to the docket for later.

[@flo_fries]

This guy is a magician! He turned a $87 ticket into a $195 ticket. It’s magic!

[@jill7759]

Well, at least the State got something out of that complete waste of its time. Probably didn’t come close to defraying the cost of both a Judge and a Prosecutor for nearly an hour.

[@TikkaT3x]

Too bad he can't fix the same numbers regarding his 87 IQ.

[@jackson_68]

He is not yet to Kim Blandino level…turn a traffic ticket into a felony

[@johnmclelland4278]

Man, this inflation is killing me……

[@rusticitas]

Inflation is real.

[@Pluto4EverPlanet]

I think Regier deserves his own playlist. 😂

[@the.rizzler4996]

I saw this comment and so I made one of all the tmes he is in a video for you :)

[@cindybaker7153]

This is my favorite lawyer to watch. I am waiting for that day he will burst out laughing. I have a feeling that outside court, this guy has a great humorous side. 😊

[@paulsilverstein9168]

I love watching JRegier. I fully expect him to either become a judge,a member of the Supreme Court, or a partner in the most lucrative law firm in Kansas. He is WAY TOO GOOD to waste time as an assistant district attorney

[@AbbeyWare-qy1ke]

Or a serial killer out of frustration

[@liamgio795]

He would make a great article 3 court judge.

[@ben1210]

Judge Dredd-gier. Can't wait.

[@WoodlandT]

I agree with everything you said except that being an ADA is a waste of his time. His intellect may be underutilized in this context but the state benefits greatly and the experience is invaluable

[@beththompson2188]

@@AbbeyWare-qy1ke😂😂😂

[@makeminetexas3494]

Every time they say they're a flesh and blood human being, I serious want the judge to ask, "What do you think the rest of us are?"

[@Collageartist69]

Right

[@YvonneMelvin]

Me too!

[@phyllistaylor5634]

She told that one guy there were plenty of humans at the courthouse! Lol

[@dougk5187]

Well the walking dead are people also, just like BLM (Black Lives Matter) also goes for WDNLM (Walking Dead Not Living Matters).

[@gingerpeters1383]

I was actually thinking, "he's flesh & blood human.....as opposed to a fruit & veggie human...paper & plastic? (not including vigilant vegans & cosmetic surgery addicts.)

[@jurassicmark_4688]

"Procedurally deficient," describes every sovereign citizen court appearance in 2 words. Well said Mr. Prosecutor. Sadly, it won't mean anything to a guy trying to play chess with Uno cards.

[@cmsxcb]

"Your silence will not be used as a sign of guilt". Translation - "But your stupidity will!"

[@elizabethmccarthy9885]

The first rule of Sovereign Citizen Club is to deny you belong to it.

[@liamgio795]

I love the police, but when to comes to the Sov.. Cit. club, I pretty sure police are above the traffic laws? Ever see one on his way to the donut shop?

[@ChillHills]

Also announce you’re there by special appearance.

[@Miginyon]

Second rule is never stop talking about it

[@ABeautfulMess]

Well you're in the right jurisdiction, you were speeding, you injured the state and a few of my brain cells...just pay your ticket and a penalty for being a pest.

[@liamgio795]

Was he really (at) the right court? Was he in an article 1 or article 3 court? Was he tried at a civil, criminal or civil with criminal penalties hearing? The sixth amendment is a wonderful thing?

[@purple_ghost_dragon]

​@@liamgio795I love it when a Sov Cit comes and trolls... 😂

[@jill7759]

@@purple_ghost_dragon Ugh, no. There’s a certain amusement factor in watching these nitwits come out on the wrong side of these useless and legally ridiculous arguments but I seriously can’t afford to imperil any more of my grey cells getting it from the comment section as well. Freedom of speech is a wonderful thing, I wouldn’t change it but considering the massive amount of censorship by YT it does seem silly the stuff they WILL allow.

[@thomasneal9291]

@@liamgio795 you are one very confused human being. why do you WANT to be so confused and wrong? why?

[@gingerpeters1383]

🤣🤣🤣 he actually thinks he's saying anything remotely relevant or intelligent.

[@lindamurray7111]

I feel bad for these officers that have to put up with this crap!

[@patriciafulton2417nanato2]

“ you were speeding, pay your ticket a-hole” love it!!

[@chaplainleggitt7472]

I'm somewhat worried about Jregier's health. Maintaining that level of high excitement can't be good for his heart. 😊

[@YvonneMelvin]

😂

[@carolynfine3296]

LOL

[@Johnc259]

That was funny. Thank you for brightening my day. Peace 🎉🎉🎉

[@billmiller9253]

😅😅😅

[@billmiller9253]

At least the SC appears to have submitted his jabber wacky defense via a correct channel. So many times the alleged motions appear to have been submitted via chronosynclastic infadibulum.😅😅😅

[@streetcop157]

“ this is a victimless crime”….so you acknowledge it’s a crime? Cause it sounds like you just said it was a crime.

[@Orockles87]

Came here to say that! Out of his own mouth.

[@othertalk3313]

But it's not a CRIME crime... you know... it's an all lowercase crime. Hyphen colon.

[@liamgio795]

The word crime suggests *cri-men, which originally would have been "cry of distress" (Tucker also suggests a root in "cry" and refers to English plaint, plaintiff, etc.). Sound like the original meaning was referring to an injured man, weird huh?

[@othertalk3313]

@@liamgio795 The etymology of words is interesting, but more so as a "fun fact" kind of thing. It's trivia. In many cases the original meaning of a word has almost nothing to do with its usage in the current day, and in all cases the original meaning is irrelevant to how it's used in the legal system.

[@laninthomasma8814]

This is a crime to prevent victims.

[@lonniehill3455]

Thsnk you Trooper Collins for being so patient thru all this craziness. Thank you for your service.

[@JeshuaSquirrel]

The requests for the maintenance records of the detection device are about the only valid requests I heard in the list of discovery.

[@graceunderfire]

By the way, he also demands a copy of Trooper Collins' tax records, dental records, and results of last colonoscopy.

[@josephdemartino6053]

Plus the video of said colonoscopy.

[@deeprollingriver52]

And the name of his first born child

[@YugiohMaster1987]

Mother's maiden name and the name of his first pet as well.

[@piva1358]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@joycecavanaugh8315]

Lol good one

[@pierred3l3cto47]

These people have taken the term "baffle them with bullshit" and made it into a lifestyle

[@ScottW-vz4bf]

They’re not baffling anyone though, the police and courts are getting noticeably better at dealing with the sov-tards and the frauditors. 😂

[@ricbelding9307]

These Sovereign Cidiots should be charged (and/or fined) for all the additional time it requires to translate, understand, and deal with their nonsense. These charges (fines) should include the court clerk's work, the judge's work, the DA's work, and the arresting officer's work.

[@joycecavanaugh8315]

Should be included in court cost the defendant has to pay.

[@jenw.1412]

I love how the judge just completely ignores the bs coming out of his mouth and just keeps moving along with business as normal

[@STI2000]

I’ve been observing the sovereign belief for years and have yet to see it advance in the eyes of the law even minutely. I wonder when this movement similar to a bowel movement, will run it’s course.

[@ceIIardoor]

I was curious if their rhetoric ever ends in success - thanks for sharing this!

[@Otis-Tank]

I just went through that delusional crap. Thank God I saw through it before it ended up being bad for me.

[@STI2000]

@@Otis-Tank sometimes you never know about something until you’re knee deep in it.

[@JohnnyDogs1978]

​@@Otis-Tank What got you into it if you don't mind me asking? I'm fascinated how it happens. I'm guessing friends and family are the most common factors. It never goes anywhere, the cases they cite are always wrong or they've got them backwards, the whole thing is a mess.

[@Otis-Tank]

@@JohnnyDogs1978 David strait. Look up David strait.

[@demmertp]

That was a great shut down of the sovereign citizen pseudo law. Kudos for Jregier, well done!

[@BTJ10]

What a waste of court & officers time. 😞

[@cmsxcb]

I love Mr Regier. "It's only a speeding ticket but I'm gonna make damn sure that every I is dotted and every T is crossed to make sure this idiot has absolutely no wiggle room whatsoever to get out of this and, if necessary, I'll spend all damn day doing it. And I'll do it while displaying as much emotion as I would when squashing a bug".

[@undrhil]

A sovereign citizens with a valid driver's license? That seems to be the ultimate oxymoron! LOL

[@Cameron_F]

He may he a recent convert lol.

[@pestemmedico6369]

No, not really. I had a sovereign citizen at our clinic who was on Medicaid.

[@chudleyflusher7132]

They’re already ridiculous but when they go sovereign it’s just too much.😂

[@JohnP538]

As of have said before court fees should be charged by the hour. Imagine trying to beat a $195 ticket and ending up paying $1500.00 in court fees.

[@carolyndavis2468]

@@JohnP538while I disagree with the sovcits and think they waste the courts’ time, charging per hour would affect regular people and would cause someone who may be innocent to just plead guilty out of fear of paying the court fees if they happen to lose the case. I think the judges just need to nip these in the bud and not even entertain this nonsense. She kinda dragged this out but it is entertaining to watch

[@im2bizy]

Sov- I want to represent myself. State attorney-What’s your name? Also Sov- I don’t understand. 😂😂

[@slyjokerg]

Mike, thank goodness you are here to laugh on camera during this. It adds so much. Very helpful.

[@NicklePickle426]

I love it when someone wants to put a court on notice!!! 🤣😂🤣

[@liamgio795]

Yeah, notice the judge that: Since the KTA has some public and some private features, for example providing public services but being privately owned, it looks the defendant got a ticket on private property?

[@piparalegal2019]

I watched part of this live... mostly from right before JRegier started reading case law. Oh my god, that was *glorious.* I was so happy. It was a little law-gasm to make this sleep-deprived, in-pain paralegal nerd out for a few minutes and forget what's going on.

[@YvonneMelvin]

Lawgasm that sounds awesome 😂😂

[@mircat28]

Regier makes his lips disappear. I’d plead guilty!

[@onespoiledpup2019]

​@@mircat28Dead give away that the defendant is going to get " The Reiger legal slap down."

[@jacquelinegregoire3995]

Lawgasm 😂❤

[@caldweab]

He wasted all of this time over $192, knowing full well he was speeding? What is wrong with these people?

[@David-ru1ub]

These people should be charged for every minute of wasted Taxpayers time and money plus a special surcharge for the hours wasted in court.

[@claricecaulfield7380]

Regier is getting spicy with the " There's that"

[@ceIIardoor]

🌶️ 🌶️ 🌶️ 😂 😂

[@MrsRobinson0741]

🤔 sooooo their analogy is…”they can do WHATEVER they want & can’t be charged for ANYTHING, as long as no one was hurt whilst they are out criming!?!?!?” 🙄🤯 Just imagine EVERYONE doing what they do on a daily basis, all across the United States!! EVERYONE would be speeding, drinking, “traveling”, never paying for legalizing their vehicles, live anywhere they want & never pay a bill! Etc, etc!! 🙄🤯🤔

[@JLova82]

No, it's much simpler than that, they just want a fair shake. They want judges, lawyers, cops, bankers to NOT be immune from the very same by-laws with which they extort us! They want to be able to trade freely in order to take care of their loved ones, without such commercial impediments and corruptions of law as "licenses!" Most importantly, they realize that the [system] in which we are forced to comply is a [system] of slavery! We are not a slave!

[@YvonneMelvin]

@@JLova82😂😂😂😂🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@liamgio795]

I pretty sure folks drink, speed and travel anyway, but drive safely please.

[@JLova82]

@@YvonneMelvin Why'd I ever take your emojis seriously? What's hilarious are the lies they've told to black folk since the American civil war and before, and continue to do so. You want to yuck it up, be my guest! *Rofl*

[@Carol-er2fb]

MrsR And not having to pass a driving test. They care about no one's safety but their own. I don't know why public safety is not mentioned unless the person is drunk or already had an accident. It's like having 12 year old kids on the roads.

[@user-bx2bc7nu3v]

Hard believe his paperwork didn’t put everyone involved fast asleep

[@oh2button]

It would be easy to say that such ignorance, of the law, shouldn't be given any consideration. However, this level of nonsense by the defendant becomes terrific entertainment. So, thank you, LTWM!

[@JRan67]

"Oh good lord, you were speeding, pay your ticket" 🤣🤣

[@McBeelzebub]

What I don’t comprehend is why these judges don’t explain that putting lives at risk is a crime. They just do this, “Ummm, okay,” routine.

[@MelanaC]

To be fair they do try sometimes but often there’s simply no point… the SovCit won’t listen or believe or even comprehend So why waste time 😂

[@McBeelzebub]

@@MelanaC Good point. I love how Judge Middleton, normally the nicest and most forgiving of judges, shuts that down so hard.

[@MelanaC]

@@McBeelzebubJudge Middleton is exactly who I was thinking of. He’s so awesome and he has tried to speak these pickle juice douches but they don’t believe! I love when he called it all ‘Jabberwocky’ 😂😂😂

[@liamgio795]

It’s called the autobahn, buckle up?

[@joshuapratt3593]

It’s always crazy to me how “certain” types seem to always think they’re “the smartest” person in any room, and how even when caught breaking the law they do Olympian levels of mental gymnastics to try and “justify” why they’re not guilty LMMFAO!

[@Ashamanic]

I think this is the first case I’ve seen where the lawyer came armed with court cases to demonstrate that the sov Cit nonsense is nonsense

[@ButcherBird-FW190D]

Yes, I have always wondered why the attorney's don't have the various cases he referenced at the ready.

[@Hochspitz]

Sovcit gets away so cheaply for so much wasted time. Here, it would have cost him thousands! Regier doesn't disappoint.

[@engrmez]

Jregier just did all prosecutors a huge favour by setting the case against SovCit BS from the start - expert marksmanship … this should be used at every case where a SovCit opens their mouth!

[@liamgio795]

This is a great case but the man acting as prosecutor failed to accuse the defendant on the record. Good thing the judge didnt see it? You know the law, No one is believed in court but upon his oath.

[@purple_ghost_dragon]

​@liamgio795 Something is wrong with you, just saying. What are you talking about!?! 🤪🤪

[@ScottW-vz4bf]

@@liamgio795 Better stop hitting the crack pipe, Forrest. With each comment you leave you’re removing any remaining doubt that you’re a toad. 🤡

[@peggyhardt7326]

I love how the Judge handled this. She gave a complete and precise record of everything the sovcit did or tried to do. Good luck on the appeal! lol

[@shannoncarlson6960]

Even the defendant is bored with his own motion 😂😂😂

[@marklambert7515]

Love this judge. Love the case where the girl lies to the judge of her whereabouts

[@momsterzz]

What a supreme waste of everyone’s time (except ours, of course)

[@paulabarrows7023]

The smirk on the cops face in the very beginning is priceless

[@MelodyNewman-wh5nc]

I caught that too. It was adorable!

[@rationallyruby]

I’m sure he had to deal with so much more on that traffic stop!

[@hejnye]

love the Judge and Prosecutor! Thanks for sharing this case.

[@andyshaughnessy1520]

Regier could have his own podcast. He's one sublime dude.

[@heatherleighartistry]

When I hear victimless crime, all I really hear is “C R I M E”

[@liamgio795]

I pretty sure the word, suggests *cri-men, which originally would have been "cry of distress" (Tucker also suggests a root in "cry" and refers to English plaint, plaintiff, etc.). The word implies an injured man, Weird huh?

[@cparks1000000]

​@@liamgio795Are you a sovcit?

[@Carol-er2fb]

👏👏👏

[@VC-gt8fv]

@@liamgio795strange how words change from their roots from 800 years ago and are actually used by their current definitions. I also like how you chose only part 2 of a 2 part definition specifically the objection to the generally accepted root. The bit you chose to skip is important, the most commonly accepted root of the word is: “Cernere” to distinguish, like perhaps distinguish truth from lie. This is linked specifically through a route of words linguistically from old French to Latin that can be historically traced. Klein and Tucker may have an alternative view but with little linguistic backing or historical evidence to back up their theory. A crime is a crime. If you don’t like the law deal with the legislature don’t try to pretend it doesn’t apply to you. Alternatively go live on an uninhabited island with no society where you won’t have to worry about laws and crime at all. Everywhere else if you’re in a place and you commit a crime you’re in their jurisdiction and you deal with their laws.

[@elvickRULES]

@@liamgio795weird indeed when you factor in how we are in 2023.

[@4321aggiebabies]

He messed up. He didn’t reserve all his rights under the UCC. That doomed him. Gotta use those magic words dude.

[@bob2ride]

Hysterical

[@Heymoe666]

If only he'd have put another punctuation character in his name!

[@Vonbrey]

Love the officer's demeanor while he's waiting...

[@Vintage911er]

He’s chillin like a villain!

[@charris-gendron8878]

These people never cease to entertain. They appear to serve no other purpose, than to delay the consequences of their actions.

[@mzglo7588]

Loved Trooper Collin's laugh when he said that he was representing the name😅

[@McBeelzebub]

Also, does anyone else find Regier absolutely terrifying? Like if I was on trial and I found him prosecuting me I’d instantly beg for a plea deal…which he would probably ignore.

[@MrWeezer55]

"Hard, but fair."

[@arndnaj]

I've met a lot terrifying people, this attorney is not one of them. I respect him, but don't find him intimidating. I will add, if you find the attorney terrifying, I envy you a bit.

[@GodOfDestructionVegeta27]

@@arndnajOkay, tough guy. Relax lol.

[@Diane.P]

In my personal headcanon, Jregier has a secret double life and after he gets home he throws off that buttoned down collared shirt, kicks off his meticulously polished oxblood shoes and transforms into an absolutely fabulous incognito drag queen who entertains hundreds every Kansas night with spot on impressions of famous female vocalists. I want to believe that he is especially known for his Cher but perhaps I am overthinking this.

[@jill7759]

@@Diane.PWhoa, that’s quite an imagination you have there, got a secret life of your own?

[@darlenecarpenter753]

I don’t know how these judges don’t just bust out laughing sometimes

[@seahawker4life952]

I think the courts should start sending Sovereign citizens to another country, if you can't obey the laws here then get out you are evicted

[@bewing77]

That would put their idea that citizenship somehow impacts culpability under law to the test.

[@robincog4358]

I love how in most traffic cases via zoom you get 3 mins with the PA and 3 mins before the Judge and here we are wasting 45+ mins on this nonsense.

[@EDSzebra1]

If someone had to be injured to be charged then most armed robberies would be legal. 🙄🙄🙄

[@TheUluxian]

I think their point being the 6th Amendment "an accused's right to be confronted with the witnesses against him". Which would also make murder legal as well, since a dead person wouldn't be able to testify against them

[@Namath1000]

@@TheUluxian The witness against him is the trooper who witnessed him committing the crime.

[@dougk5187]

Been saying that for several years now about your murder and the one accused has the right to face their accuser.@@TheUluxian

[@gppizza8979]

@@dougk5187 the murdered person isnt the accuser, dum dum.

[@dougk5187]

So you are saying nobody accuses someone who murders ??@@gppizza8979

[@outwithrealitytoo]

The defendant sees the judicial system as a "verbal game" which he believes he is playing well. That is however like seeing baseball as a bat swinging game... and missing the fact a ball is also involved. Watching him go out to bat having turned up by himself, swinging wildly as he goes; and seeing the umpire and the other team trying to work out how this results in him losing the match is fascinating.

[@STI2000]

Mr. Robinson hadn’t spoken five words before Trooper Collin’s grimaced and shook his head. I’m guessing this isn’t his first encounter with a sovereign idiot.

[@MeUrWishGranted]

I've been DYING to see Jregier vs. SovCidiot, it was as epic as hoped for ❤❤❤❤

[@csh43166]

Unfortunately, Mike, you're correct - stupid never stops. And there seems to be more and more of it every day... 🤪😁 All this over a...speeding ticket?? 🤦🏼‍♀

[@wallyman292]

27:48 - Jregeir is loving that the judge is reading each and every part of the statute and addressing each point specifically. If he had his way, he'd have EVERY case done this way!

[@watchthegamer73]

"Reigler looks like a Barbie collector. Or into bondage. Or both." - That just killed me!!!! It was so random and out of left field! 🤣🤣🤣 Now I can't unsee that thought when looking at him

[@paulverhage5625]

Regier is a maCHIIIINE!! In the best way. I will never tire of watching him dissect SovCit nonsense with surgical precision.

[@pamabernathy8728]

My dilemma: catch Mike live vs. catch up on so many missed videos! How did I survive before I found Mike?? I am representing the name listed on this chat.

[@jacquithekd]

😂🤣

[@rickyricardo4331]

That idiot spent way more than the $87 ticket in court filings and delays!

[@mikek1640]

😂he passed a trooper at 92mph and he's still going to try to challenge it? 😂 and turned an $80 fine into a $200 judgment

[@aurisaptientiael4938]

I love it. Webster can't even stop herself from nodding along with JRegier's arguments

[@firebird6522]

Oh yeah, that passive/aggressive "I'm not going to testify because you won't accept my sovcit motions" really worked out well!

[@carolmartin5599]

She needs to show mercy to the PA and officer. This is just too painfully long to be suffering through.

[@Truth1561]

These judges who calmly respectfully and patiently deal with this nonsense on a daily basis are absolute heroes.

[@MelanaC]

You know it’s gonna be good when Mike puts on that Fez! 😂😂😂

[@tomwhite716]

Poor goober Slobbering Citizen. He will be convicted and he will pay his fines or go to Slobbering Citizen jail. IS THERE A COMPANY OUT THERE THAT SELLS ALL OF THESE SLOBBERING CITIZEN DOCUMENTS?

[@davidthomas1467]

Regier chews up Socvits and spits out the bones for breakfast

[@davidplatten9872]

To the person who asked about dejas vu……….I somehow knew you were going to say that…😂😂😂😂👍

[@ksjazzguitaryt]

I love how the officer smiled when the defendant started talking, going into his sovcit nonsense. You can just sense the backstory - the defendant spewed all this nonsense in the stop and the officer's worst fear was that the defendant would suddenly be reasonable. It must have been such a relief to hear the Jabberwocky nonsense start.

[@JohnKing-do2yc]

Pity the defendants in the future when J Regier becomes a judge. (And you know he will.)

[@DrLegitimate]

SovCit vs Jregier is always classic, and is still batting 1.000 against them. Also, Regier just throwing the book at his crappy evidence at 20:20 is just fantastic

[@JLova82]

Logical fallacy, the lawyer 's just as incoherent as the defendant.

[@Biggskye]

Well, to be fair, I would go undefeated when up against sovcits, and I'm an idiot.

[@DrLegitimate]

@@JLova82 hey alright

[@davidwilliams5407]

@@JLova82 I don't think you understand what a logical fallacy is.

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

@@davidwilliams5407try not to feed the SovCit ….. lol 😂it’s been trolling hard in the comments!

[@lucyjane103]

This THE BEST SOVCIT TYPE VIDEO I HAVE EVER WATCHED……JUST HILARIOUS .

[@billjones9261]

I listened to this last night when I was having trouble sleeping. J. Regier’s recitation of appellate court rulings on Sov. Cits was my bedtime story, and I slept very well.

[@markbeiser]

The court costs should include the judge, Jregier and Trooper Collins time...

[@magiegainey5036]

Do they all have to say that they are a living human being because……reasons? What else would they be? 😂

[@barelyasurvivor1257]

Shh lots of them are undead, or aliens. Thats why they have to say that. But it's a secret.

[@elizabethmccarthy9885]

A corporate entity.

[@Canucklesammich]

As I understand it, they claim upon birth your birth certificate creates a second "entity". Therefore, any documentation throughout your life applies to this "straw man" and not to your "living man"; so they aren't responsible for anything that includes any documentation. Or something along those lines.

[@JLova82]

In Western-Roman law, your name --- from Latin _nomen_ to mean an 'inscription of a Roman slave' --- in all capital letters (e.g., JOHN Q. DOE) denotes the *greatest* loss of rights in the [system] aka _capitus diminutio maxima;_ eventually, in time, this came to represent a descriptor of trusts, estates, funds and corporations in law. The *least* number of rights lost 'd be your name in all lowercase letters aka _capitus diminutio minima,_ effectively the flesh of the man or woman standing as surety to _persons;_ with _person_ being a form of Roman corporation unless otherwise qualified as a *higher* form of person with greater rights. That's what they're referring to and that's where the confusion lay, both in "sovereign-citizen" circles and [Roman courts].

[@Collageartist69]

An alien.

[@krystenburkhardt-hansyn]

I love it when Mike starts laughing. It’s just makes the whole video! Being a lawyer, he probably sees the absurdity far and above before we do. I just wonder have you ever seen people act like this in real life in court? Whenever you’ve been working on a case?

[@Weirtoe]

I'm not available for trial. I have a headache. I'm washing my hair. My car broke down. I'm out of the country. Objection, hearsay

[@barelyasurvivor1257]

I love Jregier, he is so calm, when showing how bad this Sov Cit is at representing himself. Mike when challenging jurisdiction, doesn't the person challenging have to prove it, not the State?

[@Tread1775]

Yes, the Defendant has to show the court has no jurisdiction.✌️

[@makeminetexas3494]

I love the way Regier shows them absolutely no mercy, too. You wanna be a lawyer, buddy? Okay, you get to be a lawyer. You're not gonna like it.

[@barelyasurvivor1257]

@@Tread1775 Thank you @Tread I thought that was how it worked. But did not really know for sure.

[@jmr5125]

I am not a lawyer, so take this with several grains of salt: _Technically_ the burden of proof rests with the prosecution to prove jurisdiction. However, this burden is trivial -- the fact that the judge agreed to schedule a hearing on this case means that the court is satisfied that it has jurisdiction. Thus, as a practical matter, the defendant needs to put forward an argument as to why the court lacks jurisdiction. Generally speaking, sovereign citizens *do* put forward (bogus) arguments why the court lacks jurisdiction, although this tends to be incidental to a demand for the court / prosecutor to prove jurisdiction. The fatal flaw with sovereign citizen thinking on this subject (and several others) is that the only person who needs to be convinced is the *judge*, not the sovcit. If the judge is convinced that the court has jurisdiction then it _does not matter_ that the defendant believes otherwise. If the defendant believes that the trial judge has erred then the correct avenue to address this is via appeal _after_ the trial.

[@Cameron_F]

The state has to prove jurisdiction. That is why on every case, the prosecutor will ask the witness where the crime happened.

[@Cisco04574]

Regier's eyes while the Sovcit talks are priceless!!!! 🤓

[@Cisco04574]

BTW...I adore Regier and his quirks! 🤩

[@YvonneMelvin]

We all do. Can we dress as JRegier for Halloween? He needs to be Traffic Court Judge.

[@Cisco04574]

@@YvonneMelvin Perfect!!!🤣🤣🤣

[@Ginga_nat]

Could've just paid the fine, now you have to pay court costs too for wasting everyone's time! bhahahahahaa

[@FD2003Abc]

Rieger's reading of the ruling basically saying "the court should not waste time with this crap" sb required as part of EVERY sov cit case!

[@ceIIardoor]

Right?! I made a comment that he should save that printout of the cited "sovcit" court cases 😂