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
The United States Government’s Sentencing Memorandum presents a comprehensive argument for imposing the maximum statutory sentence on Paul Kenneth Cromar,
Continue readingUnited States v. Paul Kenneth Cromar: Sentencing Memorandum Overview
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