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The state has an interest at least because the car is titled and registered in that state.
If you are going to keep it that way, then follow the rules to avoid these problems. Insure the car, on the record.
Just drop the insurance once the record is made. Figure out the time-lag between cancellation and the state finding this out. For sure it's not instantaneous. It doesn't cost anything to obtain insurance and cancel the next day- there is a 3 day window to rescind the contract.
Some states just require a "self-certification" every 6 mos, a form letter in the mail.
You could register in another state with more lenient rules.
Like a private freehold, these are very liberal...
If you show proof of insurance the court might waive the fine. The lapse in coverage was an accidental oversight.
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