· 12/4/1992
Federal Case
Citations
- 978 F.2d 1032
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- Ruling that sovereign citizen claims in the case were without merits, patently frivolous, and should be rejected without wasting anymore of the Court’s resources on their discussion
- ruling that sovereign citizen claims in the case were without merits, patently frivolous, and should be rejected without wasting anymore of the Court’s resources on their discussion
- holding that defendant's “sovereign citizen” argument was “completely without merit” and “patently frivolous”
- holding that defendant's “sovereign citizen” argument was “completely without merit” and “patently frivolous”
- holding that defendant’s “sovereign citizen” argument was “completely without merit” and “patently frivolous”
- holding that defendant’s “sovereign citizen” argument was “completely without merit” and “patently frivolous”
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