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The US attorney asked to dismiss because the group declaring themselves a common law grand jury was represented by someone who was not a lawyer.
This is a typical response to we the people arguments.
An acquaintance oof mine figured out that the state did not have the authority to require drivers licenses, so he drove with his "we the people" license for years until he got pulled over.
He went to traffic court and told the judge his theory. The judge sounded truly interested, like he had heard this before. He picked up a giant book of "Rules of Evidence" and another giant "Rules of Civil Procedure" and told my friend he expected him to be familiar with the rules when he gave his defense.
My friend decided to do the offered community service and got a license.