Tracking the sovereign citizen movement in the US and around the world
In State v. Walker, the Court of Appeals of Ohio reviewed the convictions of Neomanni Walker, who represented himself at
Continue reading“I Waive No Rights Ever”– Sovereign Citizen Claims in State v. Walker
In a recent ruling, the U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona denied Donald Day, Jr.’s motion to sever
Continue readingCourt Denies Motion to Sever Firearms Charges in United States v. Donald Day, Jr.
The Michigan Court of Appeals recently upheld the conviction of “American National” April Lynn Anglemyer. The case, People v. Anglemyer,
In Brown v. United States, Xavier Brown, a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen, attempted to evade criminal liability for a large-scale retail
In 1993, Alfredo Gallego was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder of a U.S. Postal Service
In Arthur Woods v. Mobile Alabama Police Department, et al., Mr. Woods proceeding pro se, sued various defendants, including the
Continue readingMan Tries Sovereign Citizen Tactics to Sue Police, Gets Case Tossed Out
In a pivotal pretrial motion, Donald Day Jr., a 60-year-old Arizona man, seeks to exclude evidence related to a high-profile
Continue readingDefense Motion to Exclude the Wieambilla Shooting Evidence in U.S. v. Donald Day Jr.
A recent Ninth Circuit decision has once again reinforced the judicial system’s intolerance for sovereign citizen arguments. In Lopez v.
Continue readingSovereign Citizen’s $3 Billion Fantasy Lawsuit Crumbles in Court
William Phillip Jackson and Stephen Lee Jackson are two Missouri brothers who have long challenged the IRS’s authority, racking up
In People v. Coates, the Michigan Court of Appeals overturned the sentencing of Christy Love Coates, a woman convicted of
Continue readingPeople v. Coates: Sovereign Citizen Ideology Clashes with Michigan Law