Frivolous Sovereign Citizen Claims Fail: Court Urged to Deny Coram Nobis Relief in Tax Evasion Case
In the case of Mark A. Hammack, who filed a pro se motion to vacate a judgment, the United States
Tracking the sovereign citizen movement in the US and around the world
In the case of Mark A. Hammack, who filed a pro se motion to vacate a judgment, the United States
In the ongoing case of United States v. William Brian Marsan, (sov cit pilot) the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Alaska
In a recent ruling, the court denied Karl P. Scheufler’s motion for a default judgment against David J. Mitchell and
Continue readingDefault Judgment Denied: A Complex Case Entwined with Sovereign Citizen Ideology
In the case of People v. Demon L. Knight, the defendant faced serious charges stemming from an incident on October
Continue readingSovereign Citizen in Court: The Case of Demon L. Knight
In the case of John Edward Hopper v. The State of Texas, the appellate court reviewed the conviction of John
In a case that gripped the West Carrollton community, Michael Bagley, 58, avoided jail time after being involved in a
Between December 2014 and January 2015, Richard A. Price engaged in a sophisticated scheme involving fraudulent bank accounts and stolen
In the case of People v. Isaac Jones, Jr., the defendant was convicted of multiple counts of criminal threats and
People often say that sovereign citizens are not dangerous but I beg to differ. The recent conviction of Richard Trevor
In the case of United States v. Ryan Gregory Bracken, the defendant faced multiple charges, including five counts of stalking