· 11/21/2013
United States v. Ronn Darnell Sterling
Citations
- 738 F.3d 228
- 92 Fed. R. Serv. 1327
- 2013 WL 6164060
- 2013 U.S. App. LEXIS 23401
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- holding that a prior act “need not be very recent” to be probative
- recognizing that courts routinely reject sovereign citizen legal theories as “frivolous”
- recognizing that courts routinely reject sovereign citizen legal theories as “frivolous”
- recognizing that courts routinely reject sovereign citizen legal theories as “frivolous”
- noting that so-called “sovereign citizens” are individuals who believe they are not subject to courts’ jurisdiction and that courts have summarily rejected their legal théories as frivolous
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Judges: Pryor, Anderson, Restani
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