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I have filed a writ of prohibition in the California court of Appeals for lack of jurisdiction. The issue: I demanded from the police to take me in to jail and they refused then threaten me. They then demanded that I sign the ticket. I wanted to be taken into jail because I knew that the...

There are two matters that you are glazing over: 1) is the fact that if you do not sign the Notice to appear that you will be taken to jail. hence compelled to be a witness against yourself. Also is the fact that there are no Miranda rights provided nor a Counsel present. 2). The court has...

LOL. Could the citizens of California really expect anything more than that in immoral character of police to protect their rights, especially when there is money involved? It is in very plain language that signing a ticket is in fact a violation of the Constitution right against being...

Well officer, I will completely disagree. The problem here is that whenever a statute is ambiguous and/or vague it is Unconstitutional. Which, if preserved upon the defendants objecting to the lower courts judgment on it, the defendant will prevail and receive the relief sought. The way you...