AceOnTrack

They really dropped the ball with only 8gb vram, it's not like GDDR is expensive.

I see you haven't read the last line of my comment

Still not sure why you're siding with the single braincelled organisms but ok

mate idk what to tell you but you can just look it up yourself and see how it happens when a sovcit is involved. There's thousands of videos on youtube.

you can put a guy in a private room and mute him when it's not his turn to talk, but when it's his turn to talk and you ask him if he understand his rights and he immediately goes and rambles about not standing under the rules of the tribunal corporation because the oath of office bonds says the judge must uphold the constitution, it's still going to take time.

But sure, it's because of the egotistical judges...

Or they end up in jail for contempt.

Brother I just watched a video of a sovcit saying "My name is all rights reserved" when asked.

The prosecution can provide fingerprint evidence, ID from the file, not the person

which takes more time

If they keep interrupting, move them to a room where they join by video and are muted when it isn't thier turn to speak.

which takes more time and not all courtrooms are equipped like that. Also, when it's their turn to speak, sovcits generally go on long, stupid tangeants, that delay, take time, and generally end them with them in jail for contempt in the end because the judge repeatedly told them to either plead guilty, not guilty, or no contest, that it's their only 3 options, and instead the paint chip eaters ramble on about maritime law of the moorish kings.

IDK why you defend sovcits so hard mate, are you one of them? Do you believe laws don't apply to you because you're wearing a fez or something?

It's not about ego.

Rulebooks that pertain to court things are hundreds of pages long in a bid to be fair and equitable for everyone. Things are done in a way for a reason, you can't just yolo justice. At an arraignment, the judge needs to determine a couple things:

• that you are who the person the prosecutor actually brings to justice
• that you know your rights
• that you understand what you are being charged with
• that you understand what are the potential penalties
• what do you plead
• a bunch more stuff

This is to prevent shenanigans

if the first step already takes 30 minutes because you refuse to even give your name, then when you finally ID yourself, you then proceed to constantly interrupt, delay, whinge, contest, refuse to understand, be a living man of morroco, etc, all the way when it's time to plead and you spend an extra 45 minutes being like "I wish to be left alone" instead of pleading... then yeah. Either the judge takes the time for you to run out of bullshit and the arraingment ends with you arraigned, or they have a full docket and will send you to jail for contempt and try again the next day.

I said "solid chance they might just be a sovcit.", then had to explain to people what a sovcit is and why they spend stupid amount of time in jail for things nobody should spend time in jail.

She might very well not be a sovcit. I wouldn't bet on it though. You don't spend that long in jail over a suspended license unless you do something excessively stupid in the process.

But in all seriousness, there's no reason to keep them. In prison. Release them from jail and if they don't show up issue a warrant.

Sovcit are not in jail because of the suspended license, but for the obstruction charges. They then stay in there because legal things take time, and the fact they do everything you shouldn't be doing if you want to get out of jail.

It's stupid, but it is what it is.

I've watched videos of sovcits somehow managing to make their arraignment (a normally short procedure where you simply get told the alleged charges, the potential penalties, get asked if you understand them, and what do you plead, and whether you wish to proceed for a jury or a bench trial) last hours

Sovcits usually decide to go for jury trial (because you can't make law from the bench or something...) over something that's a ticket, which, well, take time. Time they spent in jail, because they were arrested for obstruction in the first place. When they get released on bond, they violate their bond and don't show up in court and then get issued a bench warrant and end up in jail.

Sovcits do everything that can be done to end up in jail, and then act shocked when that happens.

There's nothing that justifies them spending 2 months in jail.

It's a thing they put themselves through. They get themselves arrested for obstuction, and then delay everything by continuing the sovcit nonsense.

I've watched videos of sovcits somehow managing to make their arraignment (a normally short procedure where you simply get told the alleged charges, the potential penalties, get asked if you understand them, and what do you plead, and whether you wish to proceed for a jury or a bench trial) last hours (plural)

Sovcits usually decide to go for jury trial (because you can't make law from the bench or something...), which, well, take time. Time they spent in jail, because they were arrested.

My understanding is that to claim sovcit you can't ever have a license

your first mistake is trying to understand. Do not understand, never stand under.

Sovtard joke asides, it doesn't actually matter to these single-braincelled organism. They just decide laws don't apply to them. Some go even all the way to get their driving licenses revoked.

being disruptive and uncooperative (eg, failing to provide ID, license, proof of insurance) during a traffic stop will land you in jail for obstruction. It's the sovcit play. This is how they end in jail.

being disruptive in court is also a good way to end up in jail for contempt

They then spend more and more time in them by doing the whole time wasting thing, refusing legal counsel, bringing up fake legal rulings, etc.

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