You'll need a Delaware attorney, if any, but you're going to need to get this new matter settled favorably, have paid all fines and costs. Paying...

District Judges "waive" charges for court, i.e., don't dismiss them. Or your attorneys waived arraignment or the prelim. Consult with your attorney...

Possibly, especially if you don't have a lawyer by the prelim. There are a number of factors so it's not possible to give a definitive answer.

No - the policy limit is your limit. Anything over that would fall under the company policy of the other driver. It's a good time to note that...

I'm not aware of any issue with an officer informing another officer of a potential crime via personal cell phone. The place to attack would be was...

You haven't given nearly enough information to be given advice. If you are committed to doing it the right way as you've written, contact a lawyer...

It's a summary - not even a reportable crime. You can try to appeal it but it's like appealing a jaywalking conviction.

No. See your probation officer who may extend the curfew with good behavior.

You should absolutely get a lawyer to turn yourself in - it will give you control over when you can leave jail. Otherwise you may very well sit up...

Lots of reasons. Write a letter about this and mail it and fax or scan and email. Follow up with another letter in 2 weeks titled Second Request...