High-Speed Chase and Sovereign Citizen Defense: Court Upholds Conviction for Evading Arrest
In the case of John Edward Hopper v. The State of Texas, the appellate court reviewed the conviction of John
Category: American Cases
West Carrollton Man Avoids Jail After SWAT Standoff and Threats Against Police Officers
In a case that gripped the West Carrollton community, Michael Bagley, 58, avoided jail time after being involved in a
Update on the Case of Richard A. Price
Between December 2014 and January 2015, Richard A. Price engaged in a sophisticated scheme involving fraudulent bank accounts and stolen
The Wild Case of Issac Jones Jr., Sovereign Citizen Convicted of Threatening California Judges
In the case of People v. Isaac Jones, Jr., the defendant was convicted of multiple counts of criminal threats and
Sov Cit Stalking Threat Case Update
In the case of United States v. Ryan Gregory Bracken, the defendant faced multiple charges, including five counts of stalking
American State National Loses Appeal for Credit Card Abuse Conviction
In Nicholas Domnic Bollin v. State, Bollin was convicted on four counts of Credit or Debit Card Abuse and sentenced
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Sovereign Citizen Appeals 11 Year Sentence for Selling Drugs to Informant, Loses
In the case of Axel Sundling, the defendant was charged with two counts of dealing in a narcotic drug after
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Sovereign Citizen Case Involving False Claims of The Healing Properties of Silver
Gordon Pedersen, a resident of Cedar Hills, Utah, gained notoriety for his bold claims about the healing properties of silver.
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Sovereign Stories
Michael Ransom Hobbs II of Mountain Home was sentenced to 11 years in prison by the Baxter County Court. This
Prosecutors Seek Expedited Sentencing for Sovereign Citizen Who Plead Guilty to Federal Crimes
In May 2022, Timothy Gibson (USA v. TIMOTHY GIBSON) pled guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, bank fraud, and