Gramps SOVEREIGN CITIZEN Rejects a Sweet Plea Deal — It May Cost Him EVERYTHING!!!

What happens when a Sovereign Citizen refuses to accept a plea deal that could decrease his potential punishment by a significant amount? Austin Wright arrives at the courthouse for the hearing in his criminal case and begins making standard Sovereign Citizen arguments against the court's authority, its jurisdiction, asking for the "injured party," and insinuating that officials in the court have a monetary interest in the case's outcome. The moment he rejects the prosecution's offer of a plea agreement is when things reach their peak. The proposed plea deal would have resulted in Wright pleading guilty to reduce charges and possibly receiving probation. He rejects the offer and instead chooses to go to trial. Before the plea deal was presented, the court explained the consequences of his rejecting the plea deal, and outlined the maximum penalties for the crimes included in the plea agreement, and ensured that the defendant fully understood the ramifications of rejecting the plea agreement. As the defendant continues to raise his challenges to the court's authority, the court is getting more and more agitated as it prepares for a jury trial and shuts down repeated challenges from the defendant. Is the defendant's rejection of the plea agreement a huge mistake, or is he correct to reject the plea agreement? Thankss Guyzz #courtroomdrama #sovereigncitizen #judge #viral #legaldrama #viralvideo #viral #court #judgereactions #courtroom