Tracking the sovereign citizen movement in the US and around the world
In Myles v. Thompson, the plaintiffs, Youn-Faa Oliver Myles and Charles Alvah Smith, brought a lawsuit in the United States
Continue readingChallenging Property Taxation Through “Allodial Title” Claims—Myles v. Thompson
Roman Angelo Royal was convicted of aggravated assault against a public servant and evading arrest with a vehicle. He was
Continue readingFrom Traffic Stop to Tractor Chase: The Unraveling of a Sovereign Citizen
The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia is prosecuting Brittany Hudson for charges that include conspiracy, wire
Continue readingFraud, Forgery, and Sovereign Citizen Ideology: The Case of Brittany Hudson
This case involved Tony Scott, a defendant convicted of theft and evading arrest, both enhanced by prior convictions. The jury
Continue readingSovereign Citizen Tries to Appeal His Theft & Evading Arrest Convictions, Fails
The legal wrangling in United States v. Michael Kirk Moore, Jr., is quite interesting. Dr. Moore, indicted alongside his co-defendants
I was watching a 1993 documentary about Gordon Kahl and was reminded of a court filing from a few months
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