Entitled Sovereign Citizen Refuses To Sign Her Straw Man Name — Judge DELIVERS Instant Reality Check

Tracy Lynn Phillips repeatedly clashes with the judge while representing herself on traffic charges, opening by questioning whether the court is operating under "common law or admiralty law" and claiming the name on her driver's license is a grammatically incorrect "straw man." After refusing to sign a waiver of counsel, then signing it, then trying to take it back moments before trial, the judge's patience wears thin. Phillips also claims mistaken identity on a separate case, insisting she's "not a 6-foot black man" as described on an old warrant. With a history of multiple failures to appear across several cases, the judge ultimately continues the case one final time and sets both matters for trial in July — warning Phillips this is her last chance to get an attorney before the court moves forward without one. 📍 Case: 2023 TR 3395 / 2023 TR 2386 — Butler County, Kansas ⚖️ Charges: Tag violation, no liability insurance, failure to update address, speeding, no license 🎥 Watch a defendant question "common law vs. admiralty," fight over her "straw man" name, and flip-flop on her right to an attorney — testing the judge's patience to the limit. #SovereignCitizen #CourtTV #JudgeReacts #TrafficCourt #CourtroomDrama