This document serves as a tactical counter-submission addressing the fabricated evidence, defective jurisdiction, and procedural irregularities in the case involving the State of South Dakota. It incorporates references to international law, case law, and principles of human rights and due process.
The United States and State of South Dakota records are fatally flawed and void due to fabrication and misrepresentation of facts. The state acted outside its lawful authority, rendering all subsequent actions defective.
The prosecution relied upon evidence that was knowingly falsified. This undermines the integrity of the judicial process and violates both domestic and international legal standards.
The accused was forced to represent himself under the guise of a "Sovereign Citizen" defense, preventing facts from being properly presented to the court. The family's right to closure was denied due to these procedural failures.
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