Sovereign Citizen Claims “I Came Fully Prepared” — Judge Rejects His Argument!

#CourtroomDrama #SovereignCitizen #LegalFail #courthearing #CompetencyEval #courtroomsecrets Judge Orders Competency Evaluation After SovCit Tries "Special Appearance" & Refuses Address In this Colorado court proceeding (State of Colorado v. Kenneth Failen, 26M23), defendant Kenneth Failen appears on a 3rd-degree petty trespass charge. Failen immediately attempts classic pseudolegal tactics, arguing that the charge violates his constitutional rights, claiming state courts lack jurisdiction, and asserting he is making a "special appearance." The judge swiftly shuts down the special appearance maneuver, clarifying that only licensed attorneys make special appearances and warning Failen that refusing to acknowledge his presence as the defendant will trigger an arrest warrant. When Failen continuously struggles to answer simple yes-or-no questions regarding legal counsel, the judge formally raises competency sua sponte, orders a state behavioral health evaluation, and sets a mandatory follow-up hearing with a Bridges Court Liaison. Disclaimer: This content is for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only. It features commentary on public court proceedings and does not constitute legal advice. Viewers should consult a licensed attorney for specific legal matters.