Not illegal but the person that signs will be on the hook. There may also be a "guest" provision that doe snot allow someone to stay for a long...

No it sounds like you do not owe anything. If this was a month to month and you gave a proper notice then you do not owe the pro rated rent.

It really depends on the job and the person making the decisions to hire or fire.

The short answer is yes you can be arrested with very little to no evidence. That being said, you have the chance to fight these allegations at trial.

Yes absolutely if it is part of your parole contract.

Counsels are correct. Your lease will survive the sale and you can stay until it runs and/or negotiate with new owner. The seller may try to...

You best bet to stay out of jail is to hire an attorney. He can prepare you the best for your trial. Do not wait.

Yes legal and very common to be asked for. Actually it is recommended for the landlord to seek this information.

Typically equal to the damaged item or stolen item. What are you charged with?

It is possible but could be very difficult depending on the jurisdiction. What county are you in?