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Outlawed

Responding to the Global Rise of Sovereign Citizens and Legal Conspiracies

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Outlawed

By: Harry Hobbs, Stephen Young
Narrated by: Harry Hobbs, Stephen Young
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Across the world, people are falling for pseudolaw: a fast-growing movement built on conspiracy theories, quasilegal rituals and the promise that ordinary people can outsmart governments, banks and courts. Its followers call themselves sovereign citizens, freemen, state nationals or constitutional warriors. Critics call it a scam.
Outlawed takes readers deep inside a world of courtroom confrontations, YouTube gurus, viral traffic stops, online radicalisation and anti-government extremism. It traces the movement from its 19th-century origins to deadly shootings, attempted coups and bizarre court cases involving doppelgangers, secret trusts and accusations of treason and sorcery.
More than a book about fringe beliefs, it explores how pseudolaw thrives in times of inequality, crisis and distrust - and why people are willing to believe the system is rigged against them. Outlawed argues that defeating pseudolaw requires confronting the social, economic and legal failures that make it so seductive in the first place.
Disturbing and darkly funny, Outlawed tells the story of how conspiracy became law's outlaw twin.
Media Studies Politics & Government Social Sciences True Crime
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