Magistrate fails to prove Juristiction - Freeman Dismisses case.pt.2/2.

This 2 part video shows a laymen representing a birth certificate in court and claiming freeman status under common law, the police are called to the courtroom and realise they are powerless to do anything and because the judge cannot prove juristiction over him, the freeman dismisses the case himself and walks out, with police around him.

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[Figgleswortification]

You guys are my hero. If that lay adviser ever gets licensure in America, by some odd twist of fate, I'm putting him on retainer.

[lawnsausages]

@Dragonstud Council tax as in a city council? An elected body?

[Dragonstud]

@lawnsausages The case was about the non payment of council tax which in common law you are not liable to pay

[Dragonstud]

surley now there is a liability order issued mr stephen barry can now be arrested? if he does not reattend the new hearing will the lay advisor do the same as in this video...also does anyone here know who the lay advisor is so I can hire him for my own case?

[MsBPunk]

Is that Ray St Claire, the conman?

[lawmusic]

It was nice to see it played to the end, as it helps alleviate the fears one might have encountering these commercial courts. Thanks for sharing!

[FastBrian1]

Wow! Good job, Does this legal tactic apply in the US?

[lawnsausages]

So are you saying this case, (whatever the hell it was about, a fine maybe?) was never revisited by the court? I seriously doubt that.

[SoftSailz]

This shit is amazing! I must learn more!