Stuart Stone
Ummm: Questions to ask based on the below quote:
'When I got to Brandon the notary asked me to meet at his office to discuss Dean’s case. He informed me that the Law Society had sent out letters regarding “sovereign citizens” and how they are a nuisance and taking up unnecessary court time. '
Besides an oxymoron, what is a sovereign citizen?
Is that similar to the oxymoron 'courts of justice'?
How does one become an oxymoron such as a 'sovereign citizen'?
Who deemed/profiled Dean to be this oxymoron?
As there are no synonyms and/or homonyms in law, I'm absolutely certain that oxymorons would most definitely be a nuisance that would take up court time unnecessarily :P