Arrogant Sovereign Citizen Argues “Living Man” Theory… Until The Judge SHUTS HIM DOWN

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JUDGE SHUTS DOWN SOVEREIGN CITIZEN THEORY AND LOCKS IN CHILD SUPPORT JUDGMENT

He thought saying the right words could keep the court from touching him.
Instead, every objection pushed him deeper into the system he said didn’t apply.
By the end, the debate wasn’t about beliefs — it was about numbers he couldn’t escape.

Timestamps:
⚖️ 00:00 – Teaser Explosion
⚖️ 01:37 – “Special Appearance” Strategy Begins
⚖️ 05:19 – Judge Rejects Due Process Dismissal
⚖️ 18:25 – Special Appearance Officially Denied
⚖️ 23:27 – Jury Trial Demand Gets Shut Down
⚖️ 36:22 – Judge Locks In Arrears Judgment

Litigants List:
• Judge: Judge Baker
• Defendant: Mr. Dean — self-identified “living man” using sovereign citizen arguments
• Plaintiff/Victim: Adrienne Baskins — custodial parent owed support
• Others: Assistant Attorney General (child support division), court staff

Legal Terms Explained:
Special Appearance → A limited court appearance meant only to challenge jurisdiction, not argue the case facts.
Motion to Quash → A formal request to invalidate improper service — must be filed correctly and on time.
Arrears → Past-due child support that has built up into a debt.
Jurisdiction → The court’s legal authority to make decisions over a person or case.

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