Judge CONFRONTS Sovereign Citizen — “You Need a Valid License & Insurance!”
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Judge CONFRONTS Sovereign Citizen — “You Need a Valid License & Insurance!”
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A courtroom clash unfolds when a defendant presents a series of constitutional and “common law” arguments to challenge the requirement for a valid driver's license and insurance.
The defendant argues that driving on public highways is a protected right and cites various court decisions and legal principles. The judge, however, explains that these arguments do not change Michigan's requirements for a valid driver's license and insurance.
The defendant is facing charges involving no insurance, driving while suspended, and a registration plate violation. The judge repeatedly warns him that relying on misinformation could make his situation even worse.
After 42 years on the bench, the judge makes it clear that believing something does not automatically make it a valid legal defense.
Watch the full courtroom exchange and decide for yourself: Should the defendant continue fighting his beliefs in court, or should he follow the judge's advice and fix his license situation?
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