nonlegal वाक्य

Some " sovereign citizens " also claim that they can become immune to most or all laws of the United States by renouncing their citizenship, a process they refer to as " expatriation ", which involves filing or delivering a bogus, nonlegal document claiming to renounce citizenship in a " federal corporation " and declaring only to be a citizen of the state in which they reside, to any county clerk's office that can be convinced to accept it.
Those old Clintonian phrases flow trippingly from the tongue : " I do not recall . . . I do not believe . . . I may have talked about what to do in a nonlegal context at some point in the past, but I have no specific memory of that conversation . . . I have no recollection . . . I cannot be absolutely sure . . . I cannot respond to this inquiry because of the vagueness of its terms ( ` indirect,'` potential,'` could be involved') ."