g5000
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You, as a Sovereign citizen, can deny to "stand under the charges," of your fictional entity.
Don't believe me? Watch this second video:
What?! "Sovereign Man" walks out of court, scares off the judge?!?! - YouTube
He did not scare off the judge:
A city man whose initial court proceedings were videotaped and uploaded on YouTube has 15 days to pay a $260 fine.
Keith Thompson failed to show in Guelph’s provincial offences court Thursday but his trial proceeded in his absence. The court found him guilty of two offences of illegally parking a car outside a driveway or a legal off-street parking area.
On each offence, Thompson was fined $130.
On Sept. 1, he appeared in court after he received a summons for leaving a car parked on his front lawn.
When the justice of the peace took a recess, during Thompson’s matter on Sept. 1, Thompson considered the case closed. However, the court later reconvened and adjourned his matter to Sept. 30.
He was subsequently found guilty and fined:
Rodney found Thompson guilty of both offences of illegally parking the vehicles.
Thompson declined comment on Thursday. However, in a previous interview, he has said that as a “freeman on the land” laws don’t apply to him.
A freeman on the land is someone who lawfully refuses giving consent to be governed and believes no statute or act of government applies.
A failure to pay court fines can result in collection efforts, which include wage garnishments, bank garnishments, seizure and sale of property and interception of assets.
Guelph man linked to court video fined $260 | guelphmercury
That wasn't the last time Thompson was heard from in court.
He bought a house and then decided he didn't have to pay the bank for it. The bank repossessed the property and Thompson was found squatting there by the police and arrested.
http://www.guelphmercury.com/news/l...-in-guelph-break-in-case-appear-in-bail-court
Only a gullible idiot would believe Thompson has gotten away with anything.