From Australia to Arizona: Court Weighs Extremist Ties in Threat Case Against Donald Day Jr.
In a high-profile ruling out of the District of Arizona, a federal judge has decided that the government may present
Month: March 2025
Not a Sovereign Citizen But Interesting: Court Remands Parole Denial for Elderly Double Murderer Over Flawed Risk Assessment
On March 26, 2025, the Superior Court of New Jersey, Appellate Division, vacated the New Jersey State Parole Board’s denial
Not a Sovereign Citizen But Interesting: Court Denies Cesar Sayoc’s Motion for Compassionate Release Despite Health Claims and Rehabilitation Efforts
On March 26, 2025, Judge Jed S. Rakoff of the Southern District of New York denied Cesar Altieri Sayoc’s latest
Feds Cite YouTube Comments, Google History in Arizona Sovereign Citizen Case Tied to Australian Cop Killers
Federal prosecutors in Arizona have submitted supplemental briefing in the case against Donald Day Jr., a self-described sovereign citizen accused
Brilliant Article: Sovereign Citizen Gurus: The Hidden Threat Behind Debt Scams and Pseudo-Legal Schemes
I just read this article and think it is fantastic: “Sovereign Citizen Gurus: Inciting a Lawless World” (63 U. Louisville
Sovereign Citizen Alaska Man Convicted of Flying Without License or Registration Faces Five Years’ Probation and $50,000 Fine
In a case out of Alaska, the federal government has asked the court to impose a five-year term of probation
“I Waive No Rights Ever”– Sovereign Citizen Claims in State v. Walker
In State v. Walker, the Court of Appeals of Ohio reviewed the convictions of Neomanni Walker, who represented himself at
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Court Denies Motion to Sever Firearms Charges in United States v. Donald Day, Jr.
In a recent ruling, the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona denied Donald Day, Jr.’s motion to sever
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The Sovereign Citizen Defense Falls Flat: Conviction for “American National” For Assaulting Police Stands
The Michigan Court of Appeals recently upheld the conviction of “American National” April Lynn Anglemyer. The case, People v. Anglemyer,
Sovereign Citizen Tactics Fail in $600K Home Depot Fraud Case: Brown v. United States
In Brown v. United States, Xavier Brown, a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen, attempted to evade criminal liability for a large-scale retail