Well if you can call, an arraignment, 3 motions hearings, 4 discovery hearings, 2 side hearings on the subject of jurisdiction, a side hearing on the subject of my suitability to advocate this cause, and finally the trial itself "just dropped."
The plus side is two fold, (A) precedent for all else, and (B) they are less likely to fuck with me again as they know it's not profitable in the end I refused to pay their court fees so they spent 100s of man hours and got 0% return on investment.
That's putting mildly, I've been a hobbyist legal scholar since I was a teenager. Gotta do what you gotta do to defend our freedoms.
Maybe, you can find much online in that regard however too often the mistake people make is volunteering themselves into additional jurisdictions or legal obligations, typically without even known.
The biggest obstacle you will face is they speak legalese, it looks and sounds a lot like English, but it's not. They have very precise definitions of things and it is extremely easy to accidentally overstep, even more so if you give direct answers. There are many small things here are two examples of such.
Drive, in lay usage it means "any one in control of a vehicle" however it precisly means one employed.
blacks.worldfreemansociety.org/1/D/d-0395.jpg
If you where controlling it without being paid you are traveling not driving, and not being an activity in which commerce is a factor, can not be legislated.
Another example is, and very commonly is, do you understand. It layspeak it means "can you intelectually grasp what I am saying?"
blacks.worldfreemansociety.org/1/U/u-1199.jpg
However if you read it says "denotes an agreement or concurrence to it's terms." So they will ask you do you understand, "do agree do this proposition?" (with the implications typically being of an indebited nature) Note well they don't need to fully explain the details of said contract, it just means what the speaker has implied (typically of a jurisdiction shifting or incriminating nature) is agreed to.
To be sure you have sure footing I would also advise you look into ways you can waive your rights such as
mind-trek.com/practicl/afdv-gen.htm