Sovereign Citizen Karen Knows 60,000 Laws—Except the Ones That Got Her in Court!

Two tense courtroom hearings turn into heated clashes over authority, constitutional rights, and whether the defendants are willing to follow the court’s process. In the first hearing, Lisa Fortune appears on multiple traffic charges, including no proof of insurance, driving under restraint, expired plates, speeding, and making a prohibited turn. Instead of immediately addressing the charges, she questions the court’s jurisdiction and argues that licensing, registration, and insurance requirements conflict with constitutional protections. The judge repeatedly explains that Colorado law authorizes those requirements and confirms that the court has jurisdiction. Her cases are ultimately scheduled together for a future hearing, with the judge strongly recommending that she speak with an attorney. The second hearing becomes even more intense when Anthony Clout’s attorney raises concerns about his competency to proceed. Clout launches into a lengthy argument about constitutional rights, federal law, alleged violations by his attorney and prosecutors, and why he believes the competency motion is improper.