Christine M Celeste

Circuit Court

Anne ArundelAnne Arundel5th Circuit
5.0/ 5

2 reviews

Courtroom conduct5.0
Impartiality5.0
Case preparation5.0
Case management5.0
Quality of rulings5.0
Treatment of counsel5.0
Empathy with parties5.0
Language & clarity5.0

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Reviews (2)

Judge Celeste was a breath of fresh air, during protracted divorce proceedings.

5.0
/ 5

Judge Celeste was a breath of fresh air, during protracted divorce proceedings. I believe, had she been the initial judge in our case, it would have been resolved in the first year, as opposed to the 6 years it took to resolve the status of the marital home.

AnónimoLegal Professional

January 11-12 Judge Celeste ran my jury trial prior to her investiture ceremony.

5.0
/ 5

January 11-12 Judge Celeste ran my jury trial prior to her investiture ceremony. She further assured an illegal conviction by a jury, illegal sentencing, made my child homeless & in limbo, worked with the Director of Probation & Parole to have U.S. Marshal’s apprehend me on a judge issued “protected arrest warrant”, and continues to talk to herself on the record with an imaginary NO Bond bench warrant. Because of her incompetence I was able to get the Director of Probation and Parole to give me an affidavit stating that she wasn’t required to take oath although the MD Constitution requires such, I have 47 noted appeals before the ACM. I’ve been able to get other complicit companies to apologize and disassociate with Celeste, and most of all I’ve been able to use technology and e-filing to show the judges war crimes, incompetence, and criminal acts. This judge use to be a Baltimore prosecutor, worked for U.S. borders & customs & will do anything to annoy people with different political views. Also note her website states she’s an experienced judge although she judge recently got out of onboarding ! Lastly she talks about being vetted when there was no judicial nomination commission during Hogan’s last years in office.

AnónimoLitigant