Rule-11-Sanctions
Movement claim: State, county, and municipal governments are private corporations whose capacity to sue must be challenged under Fed. R. Civ. P. 9(a); absent a contract giving them jurisdiction, criminal proceedings against the natural person must be abated — foreclosed
The affidavit that says states aren't real, that ALL-CAPS proves it, and that FRCP 9(a) requires the government to prove its own existence is among the most heavily sanctioned filings in the movement repertoire. Three category collapses, each load-bearing in American law: body politic versus private corporation; civil versus criminal procedure; contract jurisdiction versus police power. None of them survives engagement.
Movement claim: A name rendered in ALL CAPITALS refers to a fictitious corporate entity ('straw man') and the typographic difference is a misnomer supporting common-law abatement of the proceeding — foreclosed
The straw-man theory that 'JOHN DOE' refers to a fictitious corporate entity distinct from 'John Doe' has no statute, no court rule, and no judicial decision behind it. Common-law misnomer requires actual misnaming, not typographic variation. Court captions use all-caps because that is the standard formatting of court captions. The theory is one of the most heavily sanctioned filings in the movement repertoire.