These officers tried to detain and silence a man for simply standing up for his rights inside a courthouse, but when he demanded the legal rule they claimed to enforce, their authority crumbled and what followed left them walking away in humiliation. Is there a reason you would want to escort me downstairs? >> Yes, cuz you're supposed to be in the room. Why am I supposed to be in the room? >> Cuz there's rules. That's why. Cuz there's rules. Can I see that rule, please? You have any reasonable articulable suspicion that I committed a crime? Am I Am I being detained? Don't go in there. I have to escort you back cuz the rules are here. What May I ask you May I ask you what rule? May I just show you what it says over here? I'm sure. >> [music] >> Cuz he has an active restraining order. He has a restraining >> thought you said you wanted to show me something. All righty. Do you have any reasonable articulable suspicion that I committed a crime? You can leave then. Okay? Okay. >> don't want to you you don't want to cooperate >> Cooperate? Cooperate with you guys abusing my rights? That's not something I'm going to cooperate with. >> restraining order Does it inconvenience you guys that there's a constitution? >> order in this matter? There is. There is against you? Yep. All right, so that's all right. Well, I I just asked to see that rule. That's all I've [music] asked. May I see that rule? No, that's our floor rule. That's how we run things. So, you're saying this is what we do and I'm going to abuse your rights and that's what we do. Is that correct? >> So, you can stand right there. You don't have to go to the room. I know I don't. Okay. You just stay over here. That's all you got to do. If you don't want to go in the room, don't go in the room. >> I appreciate you at least common sense prevailing. Okay. This is a