Sovereign impersonates investigator gets 1 year

[The Operative]

Randy "Due Process" Kelton convicted and sentenced to one year in prison for impersonating an investigations company officer without a license.

http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.c ... f_impe.php

[Gregg]

Something just doesn't add up...

Kelton, who represented himself, was convicted by a jury and slapped with a $4000 fine last week, related to an incident in April 2009.
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Rule of Law radio is trying to raise $30,000 to cover Kelton's legal fees, and said of the conviction: "The charges are bogus, there was no evidence, and the court never had jurisdiction. It was an obvious railroad job in retaliation due to the criminal complaints Randy tried to file against public servants in that county."

So far they've raised $1,540.

It looks to me like his only "legal fees" should be the $4000 fine, and whatever he paid for parking, what's he need $30K for?

[JamesVincent]

Something just doesn't add up...

Kelton, who represented himself, was convicted by a jury and slapped with a $4000 fine last week, related to an incident in April 2009.
<snip>
Rule of Law radio is trying to raise $30,000 to cover Kelton's legal fees, and said of the conviction: "The charges are bogus, there was no evidence, and the court never had jurisdiction. It was an obvious railroad job in retaliation due to the criminal complaints Randy tried to file against public servants in that county."

So far they've raised $1,540.

It looks to me like his only "legal fees" should be the $4000 fine, and whatever he paid for parking, what's he need $30K for?

Cuz'

[penny2]

What about the Sovereign who claims to be an "Attorney in Fact"