Reality-Detached SovCit PUSHES Pseudo-Law Too Far… Until The Judge SILENCES

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THE COURTROOM SHUTS DOWN THE ARGUMENT — AND THE CLOCK STARTS RUNNING.

A defendant insists on “jurisdiction” and “meaningful hearings” while ignoring the only questions that matter.
Across multiple hearings, every missed decision quietly removes protection — until procedure takes over.

Timestamps
⚖️ 00:00 – Teaser Explosion
⚖️ 01:56 – Trial or 30 Days: The Fork in the Road
⚖️ 02:34 – Adjournment Granted Without Consent
⚖️ 05:15 – Ordered to Appear In Person
⚖️ 08:56 – Failure to Appear
⚖️ 09:11 – Bench Warrant Issued

Litigants List
• Judge: Male Judge (first hearing), Female Judge (later hearings)
• Defendant: Joshua Lanto — self-represented sovereign citizen litigant
• Plaintiff/Victim: City of Taylor
• Others: Prosecutor David Greco, standby counsel, court staff

Legal Terms Explained
• Jurisdiction → The court’s legal authority, set by law, not produced as evidence.
• Discovery → The formal exchange of evidence before trial.
• Adjournment → A delay that preserves rights and preparation time.
• Contempt → Court enforcement power when orders are ignored.
• Bench Warrant → An arrest order issued for failure to appear.
• Standby Counsel → A lawyer appointed to assist a self-represented defendant.
• Jury Trial → A trial decided by jurors, governed by strict procedure.

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