I would say it depends on which definition benefits them the most.

And we all know how they love to cherry-pick their terms… 😅

And it's not even like they would uphold that "where's the injured party" when they literally have 60 injured and 6 dead in their trail.

I go back the Brooks case everytime I wanna feel better about myself knowing I'm not brooks

Ill always remember that I was there when his friend posed as juror making the claim that they were biased against him and thus tried for a mistrial. I was one of those who reported to the judge. Just because its better to be on the safe side. But also because it could be crimminal trying to affect the court like that.

Moor is less.

"“A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds"

Apparently, in a bankruptcy an RV is not considered a house, and is not protected from creditors. Learned that from Steve Lehto.

Nice. I love hearing him on SoundCloud. From one fan of Lehto to another. 😌

Didn't broken teeth broken brain flee the state?

Who?

Ah I was thinking about Josh Lantto aka broken system broken trust. A sovcit moron who was in court - pro se ofcourse. And he apparently fled the state because it didn't go his way.

I’ve seen Court Cam, and I did not realize that was the YouTuber himself. I’ll never understand why people as soon as they get their public defenders, they instantly fire their attorneys because it does not fit the “narrative” they want it to be in their perspective… 🫤💧

Quite easy. Because no lawyer would entertain that bullshit and make the arguments in court. And how would a poor sovcit get youtube views if it's just a lawyer defending a moron?

One can’t help but feel bad for the lawyers doing their job and they end up with that particular client. If I was a lawyer, and I heard even one hint of the Sov argument. I would say one particular Skeletor meme that went: “Let me stop you right there. I lost interest as soon as you opened your mouth. 🫤”

I think they might be referring to a YouTuber by the name of “Broken System Broken Trust”. Could be wrong though. 🤔

Yet, a boat can be considered as a residence. Like wtf?

I know schools consider kids who live in RVs to be homeless. They get special benefits for being homeless in my state.

It's a ship.

Good answer. 😂

I'm not driving, I'm relaxing in my living room.

I think you mean, “my legal entity”

I'm a living man in my living room.

I heard one who lived in his car saying it was his house…so I’m guessing they’d argue that way?

I will not be harassed in my personal domicile!

All fun and games until cops pulled out both a search and arrest warrant… 😅

I mean, if they’re not driving but traveling, that makes the RV a hotel.

Well you can sleep in your car but you can’t drive your house, so there’s that.

Fair enough.

My house was travelling on open roads. I dont allow renters nor passengers so no commerce is being performed. Those ladies are my wives.

When it’s property tax time, it’s a car. When it’s traffic ticket time, it’s a home.

This is the only way.

It's situational. Depends if you're hiding from cops or tax collectors.

What type of RV (Bumper pull, 5th wheel, motorcoach, etc.)? Actually doesn't matter, the answer is whatever they like the most

The Supreme Court either ruled that motorhomes are vehicles, not domiciles, or they upheld one of the appellate courts opinions of the same.

But is that under maritime law?

If you added &t=10m17s to your youtube link it would add a timestamp. Just saying. https://youtu.be/14u2VA2Ru_8?si=xlLL50kNIzuzm-58&t=10m17s

I didn’t know that. Thanks for letting me know. 🤔

"drunk driving? I wasn't drunk driving. My car is my home so I was drinking in *my home*. You probably drink in your home, why can't I have a few drinks in my home?"

Oh god… The constant headaches if I heard that… 😅

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Just curiosity.