No Drivers License, No Plates, Not Guilty

No Drivers License, No Plates, Not Guilty

The following article was published in 2010 by a news station out of Omaha, Nebraska so I believe that it is biased against everyone who does not do what the rest of the sheep do. With that being said; they would have you believe that everyone loses every time, but it is simply not true.
We all need to take a moral evaluation of everything we do in our lives, and go with the SPIRIT of the law over LETTER of the law (I think I need to write another article about that in itself). Anyway here is the article


Screencapture from WOWT 6 Omaha website headlines 10/20/2010Screencapture from WOWT 6 Omaha website headlines 10/20/2010A routine traffic ticket caused a Papillion man to draw a line in the legal sand. Its a challenge of certain licensing laws that resulted in a surprising outcome in court.
“Motorist does not have a license plate on his vehicle,” said La Vista Police Chief Bob Lausten. The driver of a car didn’t have plates or a license and he refuses to get either one.
“This is an unlawful stop, I believe,” said Ernest Kubr on the cruiser cam video.
“You dont have license plates on your vehicle, sir,” said the officer.
“Am I required to?” asked Kubr. “It’s my property.”
Kubr surrendered his license last year and didnt plate the car he purchased in September. “I pay all of the lawful taxes Im obliged to pay, but a right cannot be licensed, taxed or registered.”
Kubr has been ticketed three times in three months, twice by La Vista police. “My concern is obviously somebody who is not following the laws of Nebraska,” said Chief Lausten. “Were enforcing the law, were doing what were supposed to do and we expect the motorists to do the same.”
Evidence in Sarpy County Court showed Kubr doesnt have car registration or a driver’s license, but Judge Robert Wester found him not guilty of both charges.
The prosecutor said it has to do with state records on Kubrs address, listed as “in care of, though he has a home in Papillion. “I believe we had enough evidence to show hes a resident of Nebraska, but the judge disagreed, so based on that is what really made the difference,” said Assistant Sarpy County Attorney Casey Taylor.
Even though hes been pulled over and issued tickets three times, Kubr has no plans to license his car or get a drivers license. “I dont want to be harassed anymore, I want to be left alone and exert my right to travel and use my property as long as I dont infringe on the rights of others.”
Though found not guilty, Kubr hasn’t got off without paying for not having a license or registration. Both times hes been stopped in La Vista, police towed the car and he paid the bill.
“You are stealing my car,” said Kubr on the cruiser cam video.
“Im not stealing your car, sir,” said the officer.
“Yes, you are.”

Though found not guilty in his first trial, theres no double jeopardy for driving without plates or a license again. “He keeps violating the law, were going to keep stopping and keep ticketing like wed do with anyone else,” said Chief Lausten.
Because of his interpretation of constitutional rights, Kubr’s travels will likely take him through county court