I would just say "I apologise your honour, I appear to have lost control of my client".

He’s facing her, desperately trying to keep her in line!

He's protecting all of her rights, including her right to sabotage herself.

He tried 😂

And all he got for his efforts was that she told him "l have more degrees then you do".@@nathancombs11

But does she have a LAW degree?

They gave my daughter a degree for graduating from Montessori kindergarten.

Lol

@@mzglo7588That was my question too.

@@edmundwest5636 She's starting her collection of degrees early! 🙂

From what I'm seeing in the video, a very very "special" appearance. 😂

Correct. To the Honorable Jack Daniels.

Can you imagine going to college and law school and then dealing with these hobgoblins? What did Judge Middleton call them? Jabberwocky? 🙄🧐🤮

I have seen this judge one other time. He doesn't put up with any nonsense. I love him!

@@dianehardison2133 Judge Slavin is another one that doesn't put up with this stuff

​@TheUluxian Agreed. I would like to see more Judge Slavin clips. He's that good.

I like he imposed bond on her for the nonsense she gave.

Her degrees are in fahrenheit, and she’s got at least 87 of them.

Nah, she is just not degreed in law who's language sounds like the native tongue but has different MEANings as LAW is the language of the serPENt. multipLIED

She should try to get her money back from whoever issues those "degrees".

She might have a degree in hair styling .

She is a social studies teacher, so every meeting she goes too is rewarded with a degree.

😄😂🤣 They're "special" alright

Only those who are not paid to appear in court are there by 'special' appearance per SovCit DoctRineS

When I do something dumb, my wife tells me I'm "special".

😀

"Well, isn't that special!" (The Church Lady) 😆❤️

The pyRAMid System is all about who ya know , doncha know ....yet?

She was an aide in the Special Ed rooms, she applied for another position and didn't get it, she tried to make a "Citizens Arrest " on the person who got the position over her! 😂😂

@@jodiboardman2095 That makes me feel so much better. I swear I heard her say she was a social studies teacher which in my experience is either the most awesome person you have ever met or will throw you under the bus. My mistake.

Thank you for your service.

@@pshaw8406 You left v sacrificing yourself as jesUS did ~. YESus He's us as y'all know there is no J=10 in HE---brew roMAN#$ replaced J with Y= 25 for MAN and H=8 for His God is Jealous is CAIN. v ABEL and why there is so much evil in plain SIghT

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I love that word! How rude she is to the lawyer trying to help her.

She wants to see the court manager!

@@junedunne. Smugnorance is a great word😆

Daniel Webster salutes you. 😉

Love the new word!!! We must use this more often so Webster adds it!! 😂

Isn't that a fact. I have learned so much I feel I would do reasonably well. Even so, I would still get an attorney.

That's a very generous percentage but, in her case, I do believe that you're correct!! 🙂

You don't have a clue then. Until you state reading the articles of the constitution and know the difference between common law and admiralty law. Do you believe in self accountability? Do you agree with impartial rulings? Why would we not be entitled to a trial by jury for any subject matter or cause of action. This is martial law.

​@jeremynoneofyourbusiness3409 you should reread the constitution then because it is exactly what gives these courts authority. 🤦‍♂️

We all know to get a damn real lawyer and STFU in court 😂

I'm born and raised here. She is a local nut job with the craziest super far right ideologies. She thinks the government are killing off babies and they are in the drinking water. Stuff like that. She is a major pain in the ass for sure, lol. She isn't involved in "politics," as the attorney was saying. She tries to be, but she isn't, lol.

You live in Sheboygan but don't know how to spell it?

@gyufrtsgftrs436jjg LOL you don't know how to spell it. I live in Cheboygan. Delete your comment because you've made an ass out of yourself. There's Cheboygan, Michigan and Sheboygan, Wisconsin. We live in Cheboygan, Michigan. Next time you'd like to troll, be sure to use your intelligence BEFORE you comment. SMH!!

As a born & raised Wisconite I thought the same. However Cheyboygan does exist in Michigan.

​@@gyufrtsgftrs436jjgcheboygan michigan

Honestly wondering what other DSM diagnosis she'd fall under.

They won't, though; SovCittery fills a deep, deep psychological need they have, a hole in their souls, a craving to be special and Above It All, a need to be powerful, that they resort to all of their magical thinking. Only if and when their world gets reduced to utter ashes, is there even a hope of waking them up; even then, they're not awakened half of the time. A reasonable person would look down at his wrists, see those cuffs and feel the steel on their skin, and say, "Oh, sh*t: I've taken a wrong turn somewhere. I'd better re-think my notions." But SovCits don't react and think that, because of the emotional void that SovCittery tries to fill. So they go from reason, to a kind of magical thinking; that if I just say the right abracadabra and hocus-pocus verbiage, the correct magic spell, then they have to let me go. That idea makes the SovCit feel powerful. Their need to feel powerful is more important than reason and a firm grip on reality, including when reality is metaphorically slapping them in the face, and literally chafing their wrists, in the shape of handcuffs.

@@ascaulesavunculo5589 SovCits are an extreme form of a mental illness called “covert venerable narcissists”. These narcissists are a much more hidden and manipulative form than a “grandiose narcissist”. A Covert Vulnerable Narcissist always needs to identify as “the victim” so they use this made up fake nonsense se to have people feel sorry for them. Most people don’t actually understand how radio frequency works (I do, I do that for a living) so it’s easy for these con artist narcissists to convince laypeople that radio waves are radioactive and they absolutely refuse to learn the difference between ionizing and NON-ionizing means, the NON (meaning not ionizing for any EMS narcissists reading this)-ionizing means it’s not ionizing which means not harmful. These EMS clowns just need to wear their tin foil hats everywhere they go to help the rest of us.

@@robertkeeney3898I constantly wonder about this too. I think it depends on the particular flavor of SovCit. Some seem to be coming from a place of narcissism, entitlement and opposition. They’re basically defiant toddlers. I don’t think those SovCits truly believe the garbage they say. They’re just using it as a tool for their tantrum. Then there are those who appear to truly believe what they’re saying and I think those come in two flavors. Some are really, really stupid and somehow the nonsense makes sense to them. And the last group believe it like a religion. They’re full of paranoia and delusion and seem to have schizoid features. So I think it’s difficult to assess these people as a monolithic group

​@@ascaulesavunculo5589 well written!

Soooo true!! I'm sure there have been many PhDs and MDs sitting next to lawyers in court who were representing them. A law degree is similar to a Master's Degree, so PhDs and MDs have more years of schooling/training, but most people with 'higher' degrees still hire lawyers to help them. Her logic is way off!

Yes I totally agree

I thrice this motion! This'll be a wild 1 to follow!! 😆🤣😂

All comments so far are ignorant. Is sovereign citizen in any law dictionary? It's an oxymoron you can't be sovereign and a citizen. But the handlers have you convinced on their terminology to turn on your fellow brothers and sisters. It's a pure form of satanism.

I dont even know common law. If she even took one law class, she would've known that common law is law that have been established through the courts.

Part two is up get the popcorn out

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We really should bring that back

@@lenger1234 I'd become a court reporter if that happened.

@@lenger1234 _Strictly_ speaking, the USA was founded before _Ashford v Thornton_ abolished wager of battle in English law, so it is technically still available in America.

Suv’batleth!

I get your point. The only reason I disagree with you is she’s too stupid to be embarrassed.

The definition of Dunning Krueger

She did at the very beginning. She said it should all be put on hold because she was on the phone with a trouper and said “this is from the state attorney general’s office.”

Yes! The Judge's Supervisor 😝

Most of these people are on benefits because they’re gaming the system. I’m not suggesting that some disabilities aren’t invisible to the eye but to me she looks able bodied, and beyond her warped misjudgment of the law and lack of critical thinking, she seems neurologically abled as well.

😅😅😅

She doesn't sit in a chair, she operates a chair.

😂😂😂

Hahaha it was fr driving me crazy!

The chair was attempting to create joinder with her.

I agree this lady has no idea what she is saying . She has a small amount of info and thinks that is correct

And the judge starts right off the bat with asking if she "comprehends."

Yeah, but at the end she was still complaining that the lawyer wasn’t adhering to her cult beliefs.

Watch: “Left in blood: the Cathy Swartz murder…was in Three Rivers and a then, quite young, prosecutor Jeffrey Middleton…prosecuted the case & was interviewed for the show! He still looks the same lol

Trying soooo hard😂

It's up it was yesterday.😅😅😅😅 Get the popcorn

​@@JinkiesJinks where can I find it?

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-EaNFhvKupqIE.htmlsi=9HZTygSMPXlK_mUU@@luizguerra8054

It doesn't disappoint lol. I'm sure you've seen it's on Mike's channel.

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Under her precious common law, contempt of court might be punishable by more than jail time. Bring back the Middle Ages!😂

They can never keep it straight whether they require statues or common law.

​@@r3adrpro811-- No thanks. Although it's sweet to picture her indignation if she suddenly found herself in the stocks being pelted by rotten vegetables.

what's her name so we can check her out. We want to know who her guru is and if other family members are in the SovCit CULT

No she’s a classic liberal!

​​@@JaneDoe-tr5xyBeth Bridgman from Cheboygan. There's many like her in her cult. People actually believe her nonsense, lol!! She has had some of the craziest far right ideologies I've ever heard.

Beth Bridgman

@@debbiegeorge2014she’s literally a qanoner… She’s not a liberal…

I think he's thinking, 'She has a sovereign right to sabotage herself. I've done my job.'

I read that her attorney jumped of the roof of the courthouse roof.upon leaving. There was a parade the very next day. Her family were in the lead float. 😢

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😂😂

Yeah, but the unearned confidence behind this is just 😂

@@TophinatorStreams I was flabbergasted upon hearing she was a teacher.

​@@BillyBobJoeSnrArt teacher, probably.

​@@BillyBobJoeSnromg .... you know??!

@@kingbadmovie Former social studies teacher. (Now collecting disability, of course.) That's what her lawyer (?) says near the end.

Or on Earth.

No, it was the Darrell Brooks school of law.

But wait, there's more... back to "State Trooper"

I assume it's some bit of SovCit word magic.

She’s mispronouncing it intentionally. Un-a-LIEN-able has to do with their mythical bond and that the courts can’t put a lien on it. It’s part of their fiction

That is surprising. Here, court and jail staff decide how restrained a prisoner. To be that tied up, she must have been horrid in custody failing to follow any rules and probably actually being violent to jail staff. Just my guess.

It says a lot about the tyranny we face

It depends how far down the rabbit hole they've gone. If they're talking to the caterpillar sitting on the mushroom, they might come back ... but once they've sat down with the Mad Hatter for tea, they've crossed the event horizon and there's no effective intervention.

MH treatment.

I think she's too far gone, especially at her age.

Many can't be brought back as many find themselves here through extreme narcissism.

Any citizen can Audit our GovernMENt using FOIA

She demanded the audit and got a local cult following to help her waste our tax dollars.

Anybody want to lay odds on her being a flat-earther as well?

Frauditor though

It IS a legitimate thing, but (as usual) they don't understand it. The idea is that if you actually DO believe personal jurisdiction is lacking, you can appear in court to contest it. Normally, the mere act of appearing would itself establish that jurisdiction is valid. But, of course, they have beyond twisted ideas of what jurisdiction means (see, e.g., Admiralty/Maritime or "I never contracted with the state.")

It’s a thankless job, for sure.

You're indoctrinated , it's as clear as day.

Explain to me why that is funny?