Challenge to Jurisdiction
Another saga with a traffic violation and CPL 340.10 challenge to jurisdiction.

Our Hero in jail for criminal contempt for challenging the courts jurisdiction for a traffic ticket. He went to his hearing, challenged personam jurisdiction. The court ignored it as usual, he turned around and walked out because he did not recognize the jurisdiction of the court. They waited until he was out of the building and arrested him for contempt of court. Habeas was filed and issued, but was extended for 10 days and he is still in. Judge put in his findings that he held him in contempt because he “disrupted his court because he challenged jurisdiction” and also (had to save face). Also found out that the judge and officer both do not have a oath and bond on file with the town, county and administrator of court. Result – break down of civil government. Time to call for assistance from the military.
- posted by Rochester L.A.W. @ 9:47 PM