"Freemen on the Land" is a movement in which individuals claim to be free from the jurisdiction of government laws and regulations. Proponents believe that by declaring themselves as "freemen," they can avoid legal obligations, such as taxes and fines, by asserting their rights based on common law and natural law principles. This movement often involves the use of specific legal documents and terminology to support their claims. However, courts generally do not recognize these assertions, and individuals attempting to use these arguments may face legal consequences. The movement has been criticized for promoting misunderstandings of legal systems and rights.