· 3/10/1983
United States of America, Gary O. Booth, Richard D. Roller, and Barbara A. Shandony v. Douglas M. Hart
Citations
- 701 F.2d 749
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- stating that appellant’s assertion that federal courts “have no civil jurisdiction over a sovereign citizen” was frivolous
- stating that appellant’s assertion that federal courts “have no civil jurisdiction over a sovereign citizen” was frivolous
- stating that appellant’s assertion that federal courts “have no civil jurisdiction over a sovereign citizen” was frivolous
- stating that appellant’s assertion that federal courts “have no civil jurisdiction over a sovereign citizen” was frivolous
- stating that appellant’s assertion that federal courts “have no civil jurisdiction over a sovereign citizen” was frivolous
- stating that appellant’s assertion that federal courts “have no civil jurisdiction over a sovereign citizen” was frivolous
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Judges: Heaney, McMillian, Arnold
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