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
The Michigan Court of Appeals recently upheld the conviction of “American National” April Lynn Anglemyer. The case, People v. Anglemyer,
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.
In a case of child exploitation, Zachary Williams attempted to twist the judicial system to his advantage but ultimately failed.
Continue readingSovereign Citizen Tactics Fail in Heinous Child Exploitation Case: USA v. Williams
Background of the Case On January 30, 2022, an officer observed Clay Landis Riggs speeding on a gravel road. When
The Netherlands The Midden-Nederland Court sentenced two self-proclaimed “sovereign citizens” to prison for threatening and extorting police officers and a
Continue readingSovereigns in Trouble in Both the Netherlands and Australia
Qwinntavus Kwame Jordan, a 32-year-old convicted felon, is currently facing multiple felony charges stemming from a series of violent incidents
Continue readingSovereign Citizen Criminal Defendant: The Unfolding Legal Drama of Qwinntavus Jordan
In People v. Brown, 2024 IL App (4th) 231395-U, the Illinois Appellate Court affirmed the dismissal of Cortez J. Brown’s
Continue readingIllinois Court Rejects Sovereign Citizen Theories in Postconviction Appeal
There are so many sovereign citizen cases that never make the news. There are many reasons for this and sometime,
Continue readingSovereign Citizen Claims Rejected in Habeas Petition: Butts v. Clarke
Pepo Herd El, a 40-year-old man, was arrested on March 27, 2020, at the Nubian Square MBTA station in Boston
Continue readingThe Case of Pepo Herd El: Facts and Development