Andrew Glen Sorensen v Queensland Police Service Respondent [2022] QDC 121

The appellant was convicted of one charge of using a mobile phone, and one charge of driving without a licence, which he appealed in Andrew Glen Sorensen v Queensland Police Service Respondent [2022] QDC 121, alleging that he was unlawfully arrested, that the Magistrates Court had no jurisdiction to hear the matter due to his status as a sovereign citizen, and that the Constitution of Queensland is invalid. Smith J dismissed the appeal, finding that the charges had been proved beyond reasonable doubt, and referred to Bradley v The Crown [2020] QCA 252 and  R v Sweet [2021] QDC 216 in relation to his arguments concerning his rights as a sovereign citizen.