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And now he's back appealing the verdict because he says the court has no jurisdiction. Apparently he expected the state of Texas to personally appear like some contestant on the voice. So this time we're looking at the arraignment, his pre-trial, and now his motion for a new trial after already being found guilty. Let's roll. We have uh the defendant Vincent Luis Haynes. He's facing two charges, expired registration and failure to maintain financial responsibility. And in July, he filed a a notice of abatement and a motion to dismiss. Mr. Haynes. Um, can you please There you are, Mr. Haynes. They're unmuted. All right. So, Mr. Haynes, do you wish to summarize your motions at this time? >> Uh, yes. >> Go ahead, sir. In my uh in my uh notice of abatement, I am asking for uh the court to show that it can uphold the constitution uh in reference to article six. Um I am basically stating that I am a uh natural person. You know, I'm in the court even currently right now with uh my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. And uh and I the the the the notice of abatement just goes to the heart of the matter as to the jurisdiction um both subject matter and personal jurisdiction um and to make sure that you know these these proceedings are done uh to assure uh equity and fairness. Um, I I I I realize uh that this court may not provide a remedy for me. And so at that point, you know, I'm asking for a junctive relief if that would be appropriate. >> Mr. Haynes, you're using terms that are civil terms. This is a criminal court. These are class C criminal charges which carry a fine as their punishment. This is not a court that gives a remedy to a defendant. You are charged with a citation. You are charged with a crime based on uh the actions of a police officer. >> Who who did I >> No, sir. Sir sir, sir, hang on. I'm not done. I'm not done. So, I want to make sure you understand you're using civil terms. You the the rules that apply in this court are the Texas rules of criminal procedure. and and those are the rules that dictate how the the hearings and trials will proceed. And it is the Texas laws which grant this court jurisdiction in these matters. Make sure you understand that you if you wish to continue to summarize anything you may, but I want to make sure you understand you're using civil terms. This is a criminal court. >> Okay? Even in a criminal matter, ma'am, I still have a right to face my accuser. Again, with with that's what the uh obeyment was about. And who accuses who? >> Sir, sir, hang on a second. You you haven't gotten to that point yet because this is a first setting and if you plead not guilty, you will have there will be a trial. But as you've seen here tonight, many people plead no contest or are guilty. Therefore, there was an opportunity to hear and have all the accusations presented in court. You just hadn't got have not gotten there yet. >> Yeah, I don't understand that. >> Okay. Well, Mr. Bishop, does the state have any response to the abatement motion? >> Yes. And I'm I'm just seeing this motion for the first time tonight, but it appears he says that the court lacks subject matter jurisdiction over this ticket and therefore the action should be abated. And I'm summarizing that. Uh and um the state's response would be that this court has jurisdiction to hear citations for traffic violations and class C misdemeanors in the city of Delworththing Gardens. And so it appears these tickets were all alleged to have occurred in Dworthon Gardens. And therefore the we respectfully request that the defendants's motion be denied. your your motion for abatement or notice of abase abatement um >> it's a notice >> your notice of abatement is filed sir but there's no action that this court is going to take at this time and um you have you have filed a motion to dismiss before we go into that sir there's a couple of things that I want to make sure to put on the record you've you've been here in the the Zoom courtroom tonight at the start of court I went over rights and options that defendants have. Did you hear those rights and options, sir? >> I heard the rights and options as pertaining to those particular defendants. Yes. >> Yeah. That was to every defendant set here tonight. Do you have any questions about those rights and options? >> I mean, I don't understand them pertaining to me. >> Well, they pertain to you because you have received a citation and they're charged. You're charged with this offense. You may not agree with it and you may not like it, but they apply to you because you were in the the city of Dworth and Gardens and received these citations. So that's how they apply to you. Now, as I warned everyone at the start of court, you have the right to be represented by an attorney. And if you wish to have time to consult an attorney, please let me know and I will give you a pass until next month's docket. Otherwise, if you do not have an attorney hired to represent you, you will be held to the same standard as if you were an attorney. So, at this time, sir, do you wish to represent yourself or do you wish to have a continuence to consult with an attorney? >> Uh, I'll represent myself. >> Okay. All right. All right. And if you do not have any other questions about the rights or options that I went over at this time, we can proceed now to the motion to dismiss. If you wish, if you wish to present that at this time, you may summarize your argument for the court at this time. >> Um, the motion to dismiss uh comes from the fact that I put a motion I put a notice of abatement in and I never got a response from my notice of abatement. uh just basically asking the court, you know, for its jurisdiction. You're you're explaining how your jurisdiction kicks in, but it's not related to what I'm saying. I don't go by misnomers um and I seek, you know, the honorable court um to apply fairness, you know, and equity. Uh this court does not state whether or not this is a court of equity. You're telling me right now that this is a criminal court. You're saying that this is a criminal case and you're not really presenting a a crime that as that I see that would be uh tantamount to criminal proceedings. Um but again uh uh everything is laid out in a motion to dismiss. Um, and I feel that it is warranted um because the court does lack subject matter and personal jurisdiction in this hearing. >> Response from the state, Mr. Bishop. >> Motion to dismiss should be overruled, your honor, or denied. State has jurisdiction here. This individual was using the uh roads or highways of the state of Texas and by doing so as driving being a privilege not a right was bound by the laws of the state of Texas when driving. The allegation is he has violated those laws and so this court would certainly have jurisdiction to hear that's or those citations. I believe there are two of them. One is registration. The other one is failure to maintain financial responsibility. >> Court has heard the has reviewed the written motion to dismiss. Has heard the summary from the defendant, Mr. Haynes. Response from uh >> I object, your honor. >> I'm sorry, sir. What did you say? >> I said I object >> to what, sir? Um because there's no city, state, or government that should make a rule or law that abridges my right to the freedoms and the privileges of the continent or the land of the United States. I I'm a naturalb born man. >> Okay. >> Sir, that constitutional right to be >> sir, you need sir, I I've heard the objection. Your objection is overruled. All right. Your motion to dismiss is denied at this time. The allegation in the citation which you signed states that you uh committed two violations on a lo in a location that is within the territorial limits of the city of Dworth and Gardens. Sir, sir, you need to be quiet. within Taran County, within the state of Texas that establishes subject matter jurisdiction for this court to hear this matter. The court has not made any ruling in regards to guilt or innocence at this time. However, that does give the court authority to hear this case. Therefore, your motion to dismiss is denied at this time. >> Now, the actual ticket, ma'am, that I mailed back in. I don't know if you mailed it back in or not, but I I have the I have the copy that you received notice at the time and that you signed it and that is all that is required. >> I signed it under the rest as well. >> All right, sir. Are you ready to proceed to trial tonight on your cases? >> Proceed to trial tonight? >> Yes, sir. This is the contest docket. You indicated you wish to represent yourself and you were facing the two charges of expired registration by jury. Ma'am, it's in the still everything. >> Well, well, we're going to get to there. So, so to the charge of expired registration, how do you wish to plead, sir? Guilty, no contest, or not guilty? >> I make no plea, ma'am. I'm not pleading. I do not accept your jurisdiction. Well, that's the step to getting set for a jury trial is if you're going to plead not guilty. Are you pleading not guilty and requesting a jury trial? There's no plea that I'm making. Um, >> therefore, the court will enter a plea of not guilty for you and you've indicated you wish to have a jury trial. Is that correct, sir? >> A jury trial. Yes. >> Okay. So, entering a plea of not guilty, setting you for a jury trial. So, we are going to set you for a pre-trial docket and that will be September 3rd at 700 p.m. You will get a written pre-trial order. You need to read it over. It explains what you need to do and the timing. If you have any motions that you want the court to hear as far as discovery or anything of that matter, they needs to be filed at least 14 days before the court before the pre-trial hearing. If you have any evidence you wish to be able to present to the jury, you need to have that marked and filed with the court according to the pre-trial order. Once we have the hearing on September 3rd, you will be scheduled for a jury trial, which we have during the day. So, make sure that when you come on September 3rd, you're aware of your schedule and any conflicts that you might have for September and October. You will get a written uh pre-trial order and you'll get a reset notice. We'll see you back here on September 3rd at 700 p.m. You are released at this time unless you have any question regarding the scheduling. Sir, >> you say back here? This is going to be on a Zoom call again. Yes, the the pre-trial will be on a Zoom call. Yes. >> Okay. And I'll have uh instructions relating to all of this as well. >> It'll you'll get it all in writing. It'll be signed by me and you should receive it early next week if not earlier. >> All right. >> Okay. Just watch your email. Check your spam folder because there will be some attachments. So, they might go to spam or junk if you have that. All right. >> If I have any questions, I'll make sure I call your clerk. >> Call or you can send them in writing. Either way. All right. All right. >> Okay. This concludes your hearing. You're released at this time. We'll see you back for your pre-trial hearing September 3rd. >> Yep. >> Next case I have is Vincent Haynes. Vincent Hayes, can you unmute, please? I can see. There you go. >> Okay. Sorry about that. >> That's all right. All right. So, Mr. Haynes, you have um two cases set. We have expired registration and fair to maintain financial responsibility. And you have indicated that um you wish to plead not guilty and >> are you requesting a jury trial, sir? I grant the court use of my name for future return on my equity. I say again, I grant the court use of my name for future return on my equity. Uh, your honor, I um I have to object because I never made a plea. Um, you made that plea for me. I did not make a plea. If I make a plea, it is a plea for release. I need to make a plea for release. >> Okay. So, Mr. Haynes, that's not a plea that applies in this court. You're using civil law terms like this were a civil court and it's not. This is a state created criminal court. And as I went over with everyone here, you have three options to plead. You can plead guilty, you can plead no contest or not guilty. And by law, if you do not enter a plea in this court, but that by law, I have to enter a plea of not guilty for you. I do appreciate you reminding me of that that um that you indicated that that that that it was you're correct. I did enter that plea for you because you did not enter one of your three plea options. You are set tonight for a pre-trial hearing. We sent you um an order of pre-trial hearing in the complaints back on August 12th. And I do not see that you filed any requested motions or requested jury charges or anything. I do see that you posted a cash bond for these charges on August 6th. Did you send in any motions or requests pursuant to the pre-trial order that I issued back in August, sir? >> Um, I did not I have I did not uh see that email. I I was looking for those instructions, but I did not. I I would like to make a motion to dismiss and for lack of uh jurisdiction and lack of venue. I'm a naturalb born person and I have a right to face my accuser and you're telling me that there's a crime that's been committed and I know that uh there's no crime against me traveling. Ma'am, I was traveling and um my right to travel should not be uh infringed upon. >> So, Mr. Haynes, you filed a motion to dismiss that was heard in court on August 6th and um the state responded and um I uh and that was the court ruled that that was denied. Um therefore the court does find that we do have jurisdiction for this charge and so so your your criminal charges which are class C criminal offenses are pending here at this time. So in other than that motion to dismiss I do not see any other motions filed. Mr. Bishop, is there anything from the state? Any motions filed from the state? You're muted, sir. I'm sorry. >> No motions from the state, your honor. >> Okay. So, Mr. Haynes, um, a plea of not guilty was entered on by on your behalf by the court because you did not enter a plea at that time. Are you wishing to change that plea to either guilty or no contest? >> I need you to say yes or no out loud. I'm sorry, sir. Ma'am, I mean, I don't I I I asked, you know, for even in the last time we had this hearing, I asked for um the your for your jurisdiction and you're just telling me that it's a state jurisdiction matter and I mean, I didn't understand how, you know, I have to understand that and I don't understand that. Well, sir, uh it is a you are charged with fair to maintain financial responsibility and displaying an expired registration and Texas law requires that people who operate a motor vehicle in the state of Texas obtain and maintain a certain amount of financial responsibility. Oftentimes it is insurance, but there are other ways to provide it. And that they register their vehicle every year with the state. And so you were charged with violating those charges which are class C charges and you received that notice in the citation. >> I signed I signed I signed that >> sorry I'm not which was issued to you and you also received notice in the complaint that was sent to you in August on August 12th and we can we can send the complaint to you again but those are the charges and you have received notice of that. Okay, I I'll send those charges again, but if you look at my ticket, your honor, I do not contract with the state. I refuse I resend the contract pursuant to US15. >> Sir, this this is not a contract and the US code in regards to contracts does not apply to class C misdemeanor offenses in the state of Texas. So, that that does not apply here. you're you're conducting u you're conducting matters for money and and you're saying that there's a crime committed and I you know I just don't understand u so there are several things that I really object to >> sir listen listen as you've heard me because you this is your second time to appear in court you absolutely have the right to go and consult with an attorney and you may seek that attorney's advice and you may hire someone if you wish to do so right sir But this this is a class C. These are two class C charges. And the information in regards to that um the citation and and the the charges are listed on the citation that you were given a copy of and they are listed in the complaint and we will gladly send you another charge to that complaint, another copy of the complaint, excuse me, sir. So, if we have no other pre-trial motions at this time, um, if you do not wish to wave your right to a jury trial to have me hear your case, we need to go ahead and schedule this for a jury trial. >> Jury trial. >> All right. So, let me give me just a minute to look at the the court's calendar. >> All right. Um, Mr. Haynes and Mr. Bishop, the um next available dates for jury trials would be either November 12th or November 13th. Do either of you have a known conflict to those dates at this time? >> I do not. >> Okay, >> your honor, I do not. The 12th and 13th of November. No. >> All right. So, we're going to set these for jury trial on November 13th. That's a Wednesday. I do believe that Monday is a holiday. So that will give us one additional business day um beforehand. And so uh Mr. Haynes, we do have our jury trials in person. So you will need to come to the court. I'm going to schedule both of you the parties to be here at 8:30. You will receive uh juror information. You may you will be able to uh conduct vory which is questioning of the jury may the jury will be selected. have any witnesses and documentation ready because you'll have your trial that day. All witnesses and all documents, all evidence will need to be ready at that time. So, let me make a notation here. So, jury trial November 13th, parties here at 8:30 a.m. The Bonire panel will be here at 9 and we'll begin uh the jury selection process very soon after 9:00 a.m. Any questions, Mr. Haynes? >> Nope. >> Okay. Thank you very much. Watch your email. Do check your spam folder because there will be >> I have to check my spam. Yes, ma'am. That's what I have to do. I have to check my spam. >> Okay. So So we will re we will re we will send you a a reset notice for that setting. We'll make sure to resend the complaints. All right. If you have not received them by Monday, please call my court staff. They will they will resend it while they're on the phone with you to make sure you've gotten them. All right. >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. You're released at this time. will see you back here November 13th at 8:30 in the morning. Thank you. >> All right. And now we will have the hearing on the motion for new trial. Let me get that paperwork in front of me. Mr. Haynes, if you'll please unmute. All right. So, this is case numbers G5054601 and 02. style of the state of Texas versus Vincent Lewis Lewis Haynes had jury trial on November 13th. The jury found the defendant guilty of both charges and assessed punishment. Uh the defendant filed a motion for a new trial and requested a hearing and um the state has filed a response to uh the defendant's motion for new trial. Um and Mr. Haynes, you received a copy of that response, correct? Correct. >> Okay. All right. So, Mr. Haynes, this is your motion. I'll let you go ahead and summarize your argument for the court. >> Um, is can I find out if if is this a quart of record? >> Yes, sir. We're a court of record. As as I said at the start of every one of these hearings that we are everything is on the record, everything is being recorded and streamed live as required by statute. And if when you had your jury trial, you were given the little pamphlet of information about how to appeal. And that's an appeal from a municipal court of record. >> Okay. Okay. I um I am a natural living man, naturalb born living man, and I grant the courts permission to use my name for future return of my equity. I am not a corporate entity. Um, do you want me to present something in particular, your honor? >> Sir, you have filed a motion for new trial and I'm giving an opportunity to summarize your argument. Then the state may make their response and then I'm going to rule. So, summarize your argument for the court as to why you should receive a new trial. >> Okay. Um, I can only I can only point to u several facts. Um, number one, there was no one in the trial that was identified as an injured party. Um, there's no way for me to make amends for whatever offenses the offended party would have against me. uh and any uh claims that the prosecutor may have or or willed against me. Um I would like to know if he was doing so under the penalty of perjury. I also um basically I am trying to make sure that the court knows that I appear in trial only under special appearance so that I can get the facts and get any presumptions about my name and the use of my name correct. >> Sir, I'm I'm going to pause right there. You were not granted any sort of special appearance. You appeared as the defendant charged in a case. >> No, ma'am. I did not. Sir, sir, do not interrupt me. >> The complaint was read to you. You entered a plea and and you were not given any sort of special appearance. And this is not information that is included in the motion for new trial that you filed. So, or this is not an argument that you included there as as I have read it. So you need to be summarizing your argument that you in your motion for new trial that you have filed. This is your time to make your argument regarding that motion. This is not a time to raise up raise new issues that were not >> well it's not it's not a new issue. When I when I told you I am a natural living person and that even in your chambers I did not identify with the all caps in which you said that's only for u reading purposes and I and I ve I mean objected and I opposed that because I'm I don't want the presumption to go forth. So that is a part of the motion that is a part of why the trial the request of a new trial is this. >> All right continue with your summaration. >> Okay. So in order for any presumption or any assumption of me being a corporate entity where the court may see and and maybe the court may not see that I am not a corporate entity and that I can that I can settle and close this matter because Um the court should be able to identify uh any the the court's fiduciary responsibility and allow for this claim uh to be verified and settled on the record. >> All right. Is that the summary of your argument? I mean, couple that with, like I said, there was there was no person in the courtroom that identified me as offending them or violating any laws. >> All right. Response, Mr. Bishop. >> Yes, your honor. Um, the defendant's motion uh essentially states, and I hope I'm summarizing this correctly, that he feels like his constitutional rights were violated because he did not receive due process. And um I've pointed the court in my motion or my response the fact that he did receive due process. He had a jury trial. He had the right to face the officer. And incidentally, the officer is the one who would be testifying under penalties of perjury. The prosecutor did not testify. I'm I'm not of witness. The officer would testify under penalties of perjury and he did testify. Defendant had a right to cross-examine him. It was a jury trial in front of a sixperson jury, which is the number of jurors in a misdemeanor case, and these were class C misdemeanors. And so the defendant would not be entitled to a 12p person jury unless he was in district court, which is not the case. These are not felonies. They would not be these are class C misdemeanor. And so the state would point to the fact that he had a jury trial. He had a right to cross-examine the officer. The officer testified under penalties of perjury. And the jury found the defendant guilty on both offenses. And there's been no other error identified by the defendant that would warrant this court granting him a new trial. >> I object, >> sir. Hang on, Mr. Haynes. Go ahead, Mr. Bishop. You may have you finished. >> That's that's all that I have you on, >> Mr. Mr. Haynes, you have you may state your objection. >> Okay. I object because he's saying that the officer is the one that is testifying. The officer is a peace officer. The officer did not testify as to me hurting him. There was no one in the courtroom that identified me as offending them. You you the the case is not against the officer. the case as the state of Texas and the state of Texas was not in the room. I didn't see that person in the room. I am I am uh but the constitutional issue is I have a right to face my accuser and there's no accuser that was identified in the room. >> All right. >> Therefore, due process is a part of the guarantees under the constitution. >> All right. Thank you very much. All right. The court has read and reviewed the defendant's motion for new trial with attachments and the state's response to the defendant's motion for new trial and has heard the argument here during this hearing. This is also the same court that presided at both the pre-trial hearing and the the trial. I'm noting for the record that the defendant, Mr. Vincent Lewis Haynes was advised several times that these were these are criminal charges which carry criminal penalties. This the defendant continues to refer to civil matters or civil approaches such as injured parties uh fiduciary responsibilities and making some sort of amends almost as though it were a a restitution. And though this is a criminal case as the defendant was advised on multiple times during multiple court appearances, the Texas Code of Criminal Code of Criminal Procedure, not the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, control in a criminal court such as this. And under the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, the defendant did receive a fair jury trial as required by the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure and the Texas rules. The defendant received a six-person jury trial and was given the opportunity to hear the officer testify. The officer was the accusing witness. The defendant was given the right to confront the accusing witness and to cross-examine the officer. Therefore, the court is denying the defendant's motion for new trial. Your honor, you your honor, even >> even now you've never really conferred jurisdiction. You've never really established I I question jurisdiction. I' I've done all I can to get you the court to understand that I'm a natural living person. I'm a live breathing person. I'm not a I'm not an artificial person. >> Mr. Haynes, I understand Mr. I understand that every defendant that appears in this court is a natural living person and this court has jurisdiction granted by the state of Texas and the city of Dworth and Gardens and that has been explained to you previously at previous appearances and once again we went over that in the court's chambers the morning of your trial. If you still question whether that is that the court has jurisdiction, you might question it. But the the statutes, the state laws and the city ordinances are very clear and this court has jurisdiction over criminal charges alleged to have occurred within the city and the territorial limits of Doworthy and Gardens. You were charged with committing two class C misdemeanor within the territorial limits of the city of Doworthy and Gardens. Therefore, this court had criminal jurisdiction over your cases. The court has denied your motion for new trial. You do have a right to appeal. If you wish to appeal, you will need to file a written notice of appeal. You will need to file an appeal bond, which is double the amount of your fines and costs. And you'll be required to put down a deposit for the transcription of the record. All you may do that you you received the the pamphlet earlier which gave you some general information regarding the timelines. So, you need to make sure that you follow the rules in regards to perfecting an appeal if you wish to do so. If not, you will need to pay your fines and costs. Your honor, can I ask can I ask the court a question? Do you have all the records from all of the proceedings that I've been involved in with the court? >> The court does? Yes, I Yes. >> Okay. Okay. I just wanted to I just wanted to make sure because I submitted to the court a uh a a form of a bond and a uh non-negotiable uh money order, >> postal money. >> You f you filed a you filed a $21 cash bond on August 6th. >> Okay. Do you still have that? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Thank And you may use that as a down payment uh if you wish to use that to start making payments on your fines and costs. >> Um I can use that ma'am the way uh the best way I can I I'll direct the court on how that can be used. >> Well it will either be remitted to you or applied to your fines and costs if you if you pay this in full in another way it would be that would be remitted to you. All right. Make sure that you refer to the appropriate uh time limits regarding a motion uh any sort of appeal if you wish to do so. You have 10 days to get this paid in full or >> I will I will I will file a motion to appeal but I can also verbally tell you that I'm going to appeal. So as as >> you have to file a written notice of appeal advising me will not will not >> I will I will file it but you're but the instructions also said that I can verbally say that I can appeal as well. >> You may tell the court but you you need to you do need to file a written notice >> and you must post your appeal bond to perfect the appeal and that is that is double the amount of the fines and costs. All right. This concludes your hearing. You are released at this time. >> Okay. Let's break down his sovereign defense. The state of Texas is not a person. It does not walk into a court. It does not introduce itself. It does not shake hands, wave, or fill out a visitor's badge. When the prosecution says, "Your honor, the state is ready." That is the state appearing legally, officially, and completely. And as far as expired registration and no insurance, they are statutory violations. Traffic offenses do not require an injured party. They are offenses against the state, not an individual. Under Texas law, if you want to appeal a municipal [music] court conviction, you post an appeal bond for double the amount. Not optional, not discriminatory, not personal, just statute. >> Hi. Well, that's just about it. So, so thanks for watching and we'll see you again real soon. And just a reminder, hit like, subscribe, share, and comment because these are the free ways to keep the channel alive [music] and prevent the algorithm from throwing emotional outbursts in the corner. Fact. Actually, I wish you could see the studio floor right now. There's nowhere more fascinating after a show. Everyone's so busy like like bees or point Anglo-Saxon Protestants. [laughter] >> [clears throat] >> And a massive thank you to every single one of our channel members. If you want shoutouts, emojis, early access, [music] join the channel members. We'd love to have you. All you have to do is click join right next to subscribe or the link in the [music] description. There's electricians all rolling up their cables. Whoops. Sorry, guys. And there's the sound technicians unplugging all the microphones. Okay, if I keep mine ON FOR A MINUTE, NA'VI, >> stand up. >> The Hannes appeal shows the same pattern we see over and over again. Sovereign citizens don't lose because the system is corrupt. [music] They lose because their understanding of the law is not law. The state does not need to be a person. Jurisdiction doesn't depend on your personal approval. [music] and Texas doesn't need to formally introduce itself before issuing a fine. Until next time, be safe and I'll see you soon. [snorts] And of course, there's lots of the producers friends all excited waiting to meet the stars and generally getting in everybody's way [laughter] just like our producer. Oh, we don't mind. Oh, and not forgetting the prop guy school. They're busy striking the set. 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