In Protest of 1st Amendment Impingement, Sierra Salin of Fairfax will turn himself in at 9am, Wed 4/25 at Fairfax Police Department for a $5000 Bench Warrant stemming from the legal signature, "LOVE HEALS" being signed on a fix it ticket in El Dorado County.

Sierra Salin, of Fairfax, will be turning himself in for a bench warrant issued 4/5 by El Dorado County in response to his legal signature of "LOVE HEALS" on a fix it ticket (which was returned) for not having affixed the proper current year stickers to the car's plates. Sierra has written and called the offices (twice each) of El Dorado County D.A. Vern Pierson http://www.co.el-dorado.ca.us/ELDODA/ informing them and providing proof of legal signature and, received no response, other than a failure to appear and a $5000 bench warrant.
This is a basic judicial impingement of my 1st Amendment free speech and expression, and a waste of the judicial system. There is a big difference between a name, and a signature, and in fact, most people's signatures are not decipherable as a name. Upon calling the Fairfax Police Department (Sgt. OCallahan and Chief Morrin), I was informed that the warrant includes extradition, so I may be transferred to El Dorado County/Placerville at taxpayer expense. What a waste of time and money. I refuse to be bullied by an overzealous judicial system. If my country is better served by putting me behind bars and feeding me low quality food, then it is time to change our country.

‎"In the absence of a statutory prohibition, an individual can use any character, symbol, figure, or designation he wishes to adopt as a signature, and if he uses it as a substitute for his name, he is bound by it. For example, if a contract refers to "William Jones" but Jones signs his name "Bill Jones," the contract is still enforceable against him. An individual can also use a fictitious name or the name of a business firm. A signature might also be adequate to validate an instrument even if it is virtually illegible. The entire name does not have to be written, and the inclusion of a middle name is not significant."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2uJ4_aDWtc