Criminal Court Showdown: Sovereign Citizen vs Judge (He Loses Fast)

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JUDGE SHUTS DOWN SOVEREIGN CITIZEN FANTASY WITH REAL CONSEQUENCES

A sovereign citizen enters traffic court believing words can override law.
What follows is not drama — it’s the slow collapse of a legal illusion.
Every rejected option quietly increases risk, exposure, and loss of control.

Timestamps:
⚖️ 00:00 – Teaser Explosion
⚖️ 01:48 – Charges Stack Across Multiple Dates
⚖️ 04:16 – Judge Offers Clear Legal Off-Ramps
⚖️ 08:24 – Criminal Consequences Explained On Record
⚖️ 12:23 – Judge Ends the Jurisdiction Debate
⚖️ 15:34 – Warning About the “Driving Suspended” Trap

Litigants List:
• Judge: Presiding Judge (name not stated)
• Defendant: David Zambrano — self-represented sovereign citizen
• Plaintiff/Victim: State of Michigan / Village of White Pigeon
• Others: Chief Public Defender (advisory role)

• Statutory Jurisdiction → Authority granted by laws passed by the state legislature
• Misdemeanor → Criminal offense that can still carry jail time and fines
• Pre-Trial → Meeting where charges can be reduced or resolved before trial
• Sixth Amendment → Right to know charges and have legal representation

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