Notice of Unlawful Administrative Warrant

 Notice of Unlawful Administrative Warrant

The administrative warrant issued against me states that I “failed to appear” at a scheduled court date for a traffic summons. This warrant is unlawful for the following reasons:

1. Improper Basis for Warrant

◦ Under New Jersey Court Rules, traffic summonses allow a defendant to enter a plea by mail or in writing. A warrant may not be issued unless there is a clear legal requirement for a personal court appearance.

◦ The traffic summons I received did not state that a court appearance was mandatory.

2. Timely Filing of Answer

◦ I submitted a written answer and defenses several days before the scheduled date. This satisfies the procedural requirement to respond.

◦ The issuance of a warrant despite my timely filing constitutes a violation of due process.

3. Constitutional and Statutory Violations

◦ Issuing a warrant under these circumstances exceeds the court’s lawful authority and violates my rights under the U.S. Constitution (Amendments V & XIV) and the New Jersey Constitution (Art. I, §§1, 10).

◦ A traffic summons for a minor regulatory matter is administrative in nature and cannot be escalated into a criminal enforcement action without independent, constitutionally valid grounds.

To support my position, I have preserved and published all relevant filings, affidavits, notices, and rebuttals submitted to the Glen Ridge Court and Police Department. The documents are available here:

• Affidavit of Truth – Naomi Johnson v. Glen Ridge Police Department & Public Officers (PDF)

• Tort Claim / Final Notice of Default – Unlawful Warrant, Traffic Citations, License Suspension, and Constitutional Violations

• Motion to Vacate and Quash Bench Warrant (PDF)

• Private Notice of Disqualification and Notice of Violation (PDF)

• Affidavit of Rebuttal with Glen Ridge Police (PDF)

• Answer/Demurrer with Affirmative Defenses (PDF)

• Formal Rebuttal to Internal Affairs Report – Incident 25-05455 (PDF)

• Memorandum of Law – Legal Doctrines Applicable to the February 24, 2025 Stop and Impound (PDF)

• Notice of Continued Due Process Violation and Judicial Misconduct to Judge Clemente (PDF)

• Formal Rebuttal to Internal Affairs Report Against Sgt. Anthony Mazza (PDF)

This correspondence serves as a formal notice of continued due process violations and judicial misconduct in connection with the unlawful issuance of the administrative warrant.