So-called “sovereign citizens” – people who believe US laws don’t apply to them – have seen their movement growing over the last several years. And that means police and the courts are dealing with them more and more. Law&Crime’ Jesse Weber takes a look at cases where defendants tried to use their “sovereignty” as a defense and were put in their place.

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