State v. Cella

On February 3, 1996, Amanda Brook Lenk received two traffic tickets. 2 Lenk’s grandfather and another visited the judge to whom the matter was assigned. The visitors told the judge that the case should be dismissed and, if it was not dismissed, that they would proceed against him in “their court.” The case was not dismissed.

A group of individuals caused a paper labeled an “order to appear” to be served on the judge. The “order,” which had no legal effect, sought to require the judge to appear before “Our One Supreme Court,” an entity not recognized by the federal or state constitutions or…