Case and point: there was a lady in front of judge Simpson who had some responsibility in an accident where both drivers were under the influence. Lady was getting ready to accept a plea while she prepped to sue the other driver in civil court with some help from her insurance company. Judge Simpson had a detailed report that stated the lady had prescribed medication, alcohol, cocaine and something else in her system at the time of the accident. Yet lady only admitted to alcohol and medication. Judge asked "are you sure" and she doubled down. Judge sent her to jail as she was protesting she did not mean it and stuff. Lady was afraid that the insurance company of the other driver wouldn't compensate her in civil court if the record showed she had three drugs in her blood when the accident occurred. So she thought the best solution was to lie under oath even though a bit of logical thinking would have told her Judge Simpson already knew she had cocaine and other stuff.

Period.

well ......if you make up your own country and issue yourself nationality and a drivers license you are free to drive over there, (wherever that is) and issue yourself an international license for when you visit the US of A, so we are all good, right?

​@@edmundwest5636 Well, the country in question would have to be diplomatically recognized by the USA.

​@edmundwest5636 awww Eutopia, eh?😂

Sure you can! Swapping nationalities is easy, doesn't mean they are magically accepted as a legal citizen in the country though. I'm surprised the sovcit didn't try to claim his illegal international license was legal just because he had it, as some try to do. Sovcits sure do love printing out their own stuff on the belief that their paperwork is legitimate because they swap legal synonyms !

@@Tindometariit does not matter what country you are from! Except that you might be deported! Everyone in any place(city, state, county, etc.) is subject to the laws of that location! If you go to Germany and praise Hitler in public you might be arrested and can’t say “freedom of speech!” They have different laws!

The Fly Lawyer was great

They too busy with fat sweaty Betty lol

Jail house lawyer never works out well

They'd actually make more sense than so many of these pro ses

No I'm traveling and that's constitutionally protected as I am the living man who is only beholden to God!

@@magnuskain278Really - are you not listening?

​@nancyhamlin8426 i...THINK he's kidding? Comment tone is hard to read.

@@weseywilliams6193 thank you

I never thought of that but, if these crazies were right, then blind people would also be able to "Travel in a motor vehicle" if they so wished, which (no offence) would be sooooo dangerous for everyone.

ya but then they go out and target people on the road like its the Wild West and they're outlaws looking to seize your vehicle and make money on sending you to court

imagine if you were the first guy, have no clue what's going on with your case, and your own public defender won't clue you in. its so sad that the judge had to remember to say oh ya by the way that case your talking about we already put into motion. were talking about a mans freedom, and a case that can decide that, have some compassion

He really seems like a good dude. He's always joking around, and I've seen him he insanely compassionate with people who are trying to pay fines, but are actually struggling to live. He is one of the most "human" judges I've ever seen

He’s so laid back and funny too

I’ve known so many hard luck people who have been beaten down by bad luck and bad decisions. Not everyone can elicit sympathy with sad stories like hers, but I would seriously send money to this lady if I could, just to help her off this shitty round-about.

I bet you she drove to court without a license

It is just a multi-language translation of your home country driver license. You can pick one up at your local AAA.

@@BToddL not everyone on the internet is American though. Lol. But yes, I just had to go to a local insurance office and write a five minute test. Mine was different than just a translation of my license, but same basic idea.

"I didn't commit a violent act during the armed robbery so there is no habeas delecti Latin word"

Reminds me of Brooks… they will do anything but blame themselves.

He's so freaking ridiculous! Sounded like his lawyer's were doing a lot for him lol he wishes to have a new lawyer but not one single penny to pay for them 🙄 The entitlement is crazy 😵‍💫🫠

I wonder if it's cause of those sick trains

Who will be Locked up just as soon as he attempts to impersonate an attorney.

😵‍💫😹🤯🤦🏿‍♀️ sooo true!

I appreciate the judge & judgement. I hope that she can get a job & a residence nearby each other. Best wishes to her. .m

She's obviously in a tough spot, and the judge is doing everything he can to help. I'm interested in why she lost her job at the nursing home during COVID, though. If she's an antivaxxer, I lose all sympathy for her.

Somehow, I missed that it was a Nursing home? Thanks for your insight. I distinctly remember that businesses were desperately seeking employees during COVID. Im not sure how she could’ve lost her job. Although, A lot of minimum wage employees were basically begging to get fired because it turned out that somehow they could make more $$ from Government unemployment benefits than at their actual place of employment. (At least In NJ) IMO that’s pathetic? Anti-vax vs the unemployment theory both make sense to me. Poor thing is awful at planning ahead!

@@LaneBee of course, if she has a difference of opinion then obviously she's a horrible person who deserves everything that's happened to her. I guess everyone who doesn't think 100% like you should be on the streets. Seriously, what's wrong with you? 😶

Hard to feel any sympathy when she breaks the law and then just lies lies and lies some more because her previous lies are about to be found out. Shes either stupid or a manipulator.

@Lane Bee - I wonder about that, too. Everyone needs nursing home/home health care workers-which she said was a business she lost during Covid. Fishy.

That's not what's going to cause the give decline. Education, riding poverty, creating rules that when someone goes to prison and gets out, it's not 100 times harder to gain employment. I love companies that hite convicts. If they can't get a job because some states don't let you get an id, and we all know you need an id to gain employment.

@@Minister_General erudite but logically inapplicable since I offered conditional proposition and not a factual assertion

Shhhhhh don’t let them know this

Interesting and subtle distinction. Kudos.

And it's even conceivable that it would be a license that the US doesn't recognise as equivalent, ie just because you're licensed to drive a goat -hauled wagon in the proud nation of Upper Wuggawugga doesn't mean that the US is obliged to let you on their roads.

Middleton?

He gets it from the same place he gets his other fake documents.

I can't speak for Michigan but in my state you don't need a license to get insurance. One of my neighbors is almost 90 and surrendered his license about 10 years ago, but has a classic '50 Ford that carries full insurance. (His son loads it up on a trailer and they take it to various car shows in the area)

Easily. The the policy isn't insuring him, but the car, which can be owned by anyone, including an unlicensed person. Consider the case of a blind man -- obviously without a driver's license -- who owns a car and has a driver.

It always amazes me that SovCits are willing to believe extraordinary claims such as "the United States is a corporation" without doing even the slightest amount of research to verify them. For example, if the United States is a corporation, where are its articles of incorporation? Who are its officers? Who is its agent for service of process? Making this information publicly available is required for any valid incorporation. So where is it?

@@davidwilliams5407 One of my replies to US government and states are a corporation: Since the Constitution was approved and ratified by said corporations, then wouldn't that make them corporate laws and rules and therefore they do not apply to you (SovCits)?

@@alanwilliams4443 Another fun one is the claim that the US declared bankruptcy in 1933. As any bankruptcy attorney or anybody who's declared bankruptcy can tell you, there are a ton of documents that need to be filed to declare bankruptcy: petitions, schedules, lists, etc. Where are they?

@@davidwilliams5407 They with Blackbeards' treasure.

@@Minister_General What are you talking about?!?

International driving license is only used with a valid license from a foreign driving license.

​@@craigbrock9764Yes. I just checked and apparently there's only one official service that delivers them. And their website warns you against frauds. And there's "domestic driver's license" every other sentence. They don't even accept temporary licences and they're adamant about the driver being 18 and older.

And then there's the fake passport. Man oh man.

I have the strange feeling that it is one of those licenses that the Sov Cits can order on a web site. It will not sit well if that is the case. On the other hand the US legal system seems to deal lightly with forged documents. In many other countries you will go to prison for a couple of months up to one or two years if it is used to screw over somebody or to avoid legal consequences.

@@destroyerinazuma96 The age restricition is because only in the US people can get a valid license for a car at an age of 16. All other countries (as much as I know) require 18 years. The person who has the license might be of the impression that it is legally allowed behind the wheel as a minor in all other countries as well. The age requirement is part of the international agreements about international licenses. It also means an age restriction of 21 years for larger trucks and buses.

It's a document that some countries accept in stead of their own driver's license cause they wouldn't recognize foreign ones.

@@Minister_General Not as much a diktat as how the rules are laid down. Anything driver license related is ultimately part of the social contrat as coined in the Enlightenment era. It's restrictive, for sure, but the opposite extreme is anarchy.

I meant to say I DIDN'T hear him claim he was travelling.

My gut tells me he downloaded some images from a SovCit web site and ran them off on his home printer...

Wikipedia on IDP says that according to the 1968 Vienna Convention that created them they're only valid for a maximum of 3 years, or the life of the national licence they represent if that's shorter. And they can only be used for 12 months in the foreign country, is in his case the USA. So if it ain't expired then it's fake

Now everything in the world is fine! 😆❤️👍

I love how they panic when they learn he has access to cameras in the parking lot

I'm convinced he's omnipotent. He knows the life history of every person, building, street lamp, tree, traffic sign, etc...etc...etc... in the entire county.

​@@TheUluxian#truth!

Honestly, how can you be so stupid as to park at the court's parking lot where it's guaranteed there'd be CCTV.

What did you expect her to do? If she doesn’t show a warrant is issued. She’s screwed.

People find different ways to get cars….a relative buys it.

They buy used cars from other people and not dealers.

Defendant: Oh. You have video? Um....

The problem there, is that people with no license don't/won't follow the laws. They aren't stopped just for no seatbelt, but for no stopping at a stop sign or going 60 in a 35. Also, they don't have insurance. If they are driving their kids to school and run a light and hit a school bus, what happens then? No driving means you can't drive for various reasons that put others at risk.

They can still get in a accident and hurt other people driving then as well.

I don't know how they would enforce that kind of thing, but the truth is in most places in the US if you can't drive, you can't do much of ANYTHING.

They have those, they’re called restricted licenses and they are available. You have to petition the SOS and have a hearing and go through the process. It cost money though and a lot of people who have suspended licenses are suspended because they didn’t/can’t pay the initial ticket that started the whole mess.

Right and when you do everything the right way and go ask for your restricted license, they deny you because you don’t have a job because you got caught or you can’t afford an attorney to fight for you!!!!!!

But then he said he was driving "under contract" while "providing services". There goes the "traveling" defense.

Not AG, Sec. of State. Still frivolous, but accuracy counts.

Yep, they're never valid within the country that issued them, coz then it would be national rather than international:-)