Not a Sov Cit Case, But Still Interesting: Redemption Behind Bars: How One Man Transformed After 32 Years in Prison
In 1993, Alfredo Gallego was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder of a U.S. Postal Service
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Man Tries Sovereign Citizen Tactics to Sue Police, Gets Case Tossed Out
In Arthur Woods v. Mobile Alabama Police Department, et al., Mr. Woods proceeding pro se, sued various defendants, including the
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Defense Motion to Exclude the Wieambilla Shooting Evidence in U.S. v. Donald Day Jr.
In a pivotal pretrial motion, Donald Day Jr., a 60-year-old Arizona man, seeks to exclude evidence related to a high-profile
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Sovereign Citizen’s $3 Billion Fantasy Lawsuit Crumbles in Court
A recent Ninth Circuit decision has once again reinforced the judicial system’s intolerance for sovereign citizen arguments. In Lopez v.
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Sovereign Citizens and the IRS: Two Brothers Indicted for Conspiracy to Prevent the Sale of Property Seized by the IRS for Unpaid Taxes
William Phillip Jackson and Stephen Lee Jackson are two Missouri brothers who have long challenged the IRS’s authority, racking up
People v. Coates: Sovereign Citizen Ideology Clashes with Michigan Law
In People v. Coates, the Michigan Court of Appeals overturned the sentencing of Christy Love Coates, a woman convicted of
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