It's a motel. Go somewhere else. Contest the charges on your cc. Not grounds for a lawsuit.

Yes you can sue. IMO there are no damages that would lead to a successful lawsuit. Probably best to report them to the State Board.

They don't "allow" 10 miles over. You were 11 MPH over.

Authentication of emails and texts is challenging even for experienced trial lawyers. Sometimes it requires a forensic analysis of the hardware.

Ask your parents....................................

They were not required to read you your rights. So that will not lead to a dismissal.

There are way too many variables. How did they mislead your? How long ago did this happen? You can take your paperwork to a local attorney and get...

You can sue in Federal Court, but that is not a DIY project.

Not much you can do. It is up to his command when he comes home. While you can make your desires known to his command and FAP, it is their call.

As with many of these issues, the answer is "it depends." Speak to a local gun rights lawyer. Use the Find a Lawyer tab above.