Thanks BT and Scott,

I didn't plan on entering a plea since there is not a verified complaint, but if forced I was planning on entering not guilty and demanding a trial by jury. However, you offered some great advise and I plan on revising my strategy. I was thinking that since I still have the license (agreement with the state), I don't have all of the options that a sovereign citizen does.

Okay, my intention is and never has been to be engaged in commerce, but the fact that I have plates on my car may place me in commerce. By registering my car didn't I change the status of my automobile to a "motor vehicle" which puts me in commerce, a regulated activity. I'm not arguing against you, just merely trying to prepare myself for what the judge may try to hit me with. Also, when I accepted the license, didn't I give up my American citizenship in exchange for corporate State residency and U.S. citizenship? As a juristic slave, I need to get permission from the State to do things, especially when the State has labeled me in commerce.

The questions and sequence of actions you authored are excellent, I'll let you know how it goes. So my understanding is to deny them subject matter jurisdiction by not entering a plea. Thanks again, for all of the research, any other info would be greatly appreciated.

Also, has any one filed a Notice of Nunc Pro Tunc (Now for then) Revocation of Driver's License and Vehicle Registration?