Sovereign Citizen Tries “I’m Not A Person” Defense — Judge SHUTS Him Down!

#SovereignCitizen #Courtroom #CourtHearing #Judge #CourtroomDrama #Jurisdiction #CriminalCourt #LivingBreathingPerson #CourtCase #Lesovereign citizen, sovereign citizen court, living breathing person, sovereign citizen argument, jurisdiction argument, courtroom, court hearing, judge, courtroom drama, criminal court, Weld County court, Benjamin Noel, Benjamin Null, sovereign citizen jurisdiction, self representation, court argument, firearms hearing, protection order, judge A courtroom hearing takes an unusual turn when the defendant repeatedly challenges the court's jurisdiction and identifies himself as a “living breathing person.” He argues that the court cannot proceed under his interpretation of constitutional provisions and questions who the accuser is. The judge responds that the State of Colorado has given the court jurisdiction over criminal matters in Weld County. The hearing also addresses self-representation, firearms relinquishment, protection orders, and the defendant's request to make additional objections on the record. The judge ultimately denies his jurisdiction objection and schedules another court date. Disclaimer: This video is presented for commentary, educational, and informational purposes. Statements made by participants are presented in the context of the court proceeding and should not be considered legal advice.