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Sovereign Citizen Tells Judge “You Have No Authority” — It Backfires Immediately

In this intense courtroom exchange, a defendant challenges his suspended license charge by arguing jurisdiction and due process violations related to a previous Monroe County case. However, the judge makes one thing clear: Even if the prior suspension was incorrect… Even if Monroe County made mistakes… If the Secretary of State listed him as suspended on the date of the stop — the charge stands. This case involves: • Driving While License Suspended (DWLS) • Jurisdiction arguments • Secretary of State authority • Due process claims • Civil infraction vs misdemeanor confusion • Payment plan for outstanding fines • Plea deal negotiation The judge explains that courts cannot override another court’s ruling and that suspension status is determined by the Secretary of State — not by disputes in another county. This is a powerful example of how technical legal arguments often fail when administrative records control the case. ⚖️ Lesson: Even if you believe a suspension is invalid, driving while officially suspended can still result in conviction. Watch until the end for plea deal negotiations and payment arrangements. 0:00 Defendant Challenges Jurisdiction 2:15 Judge Reviews Motion 4:40 Secretary of State Suspension Explained 7:10 Judge Denies the Motion 9:30 Plea Deal Offer 11:15 Payment Plan Discussion #courtroomdrama #licensesuspended #JudgeDeniesMotion #DWLS #trafficcourt #legalreality #MotionDenied #DrivingWhileSuspended #courtcase #judgeexplains courtroom drama, judge denies motion, driving while license suspended, DWLS case, license suspension court, jurisdiction argument court, due process argument denied, Michigan court case, Secretary of State suspension, legal motion denied, courtroom reality, judge shuts down argument, traffic court case, suspended license charge, plea deal negotiation, real court footage, legal debate in court, Monroe County court case, Heron Township case, court hearing transcript