Call the court clerk or, when you show up for jury duty, let them know...............................

Ignore the AI generated nonsense above. Your Terms of Service with Tik Tok govern your legal rights..

What he told you is irrelevant. It is what is in the contract that controls. I doubt you have grounds to sue.

Your lawyer will know how to handle this alleged violation. It depends on all the facts and circumstances.

No you cannot sue them for doing their job..................................................................

This is a standard agreement. You could have said no and tried to hire someone else, but I doubt you will find one. No one works for free.

Do you have roommates? Somebody owns the drugs and gun. You need to hire a lawyer and quit posting on the Internet.

Perjury is a false statement under oath. As judges don't "testify" they can't commit perjury. ..........

No. You have no grounds to sue them. They can ban anyone they want for any reason, except discrimination based on race, age, gender, etc.

That is entirely your decision. Not in my house she wouldn't. Perhaps you feel differently. I hope not.