My English is not good enough to understand this. I will endeavor to improve.
I only speak English and don’t follow this. I don’t believe you’re at fault here.
I see. So I think if I just let my eyes graze down the text without reading too much in particular, I can imagine I’m in a courtroom gallery, and someone with neither attorney nor soap is standing up rattling off nonsense, while some well-pressed district attorney is cackling in her head, at a nearby table?
And that the judge is gonna throw this poor unwashed defendant right off Hell in a Cell, and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcer’s table.
This is not a failing of your English. This person has strung together a long torrent of barely recognizable words, many of which are fabrications of the "Sovereign Citizen" movement (read; delusion).
These are not real legal precedents, or even genuine legal actions one can take. He broke some law, and is saying that because he is a Sovereign Citizen that he is not beholden to said law.
Yeah, as a native English speaker, if you ever figure it out, please inform us!
It's ok. They don't either for the most part. It's mostly word salad.
These are invariably like listening to someone trying explain a dream they had
It's an interesting and challenging puzzle in itself... reading through their delusional perspective, and trying to intuit or guess what was actually happening in reality during their court appearances.
What a read.
This did not happen like this, if any of happened at all
Actually, it probably did play out like this.
The 10.77 implies that the defendant may not be mentally competent for trial. Which is what anybody would probably assume after hearing them ramble on like that.
Yep it sounds like this guy is going to be declared incompetent for trial, which means he spends the rest of his life in a psych ward until he gets declared competent.
