The defendant's lawyer can object, and the judge will rule whether it is admissible. ....................

We don't know what he is charged with, so we can't answer your question. Retain a lawyer and let them handle it.

This is not something to sue over. You can stop using FB, you can change your email address, etc. Not a legal issue.

How to deal with what? Respectfully, this is not a legal issue. If you don't like the way you were spoken to, shop elsewhere. That is the remedy.

I'm sorry, but your post makes no sense. If you are charged with DUI, you need to retain a local attorney.

It is private property. Just like you can bar someone from your home, they can bar you from their property. Have someone pick up your car.

This is a Q&A forum. You have not asked a question. Perhaps repost your statement into the form of a question.

Sue who? if the accident was your fault, you can't sue anyone. As for the ticket, you should hire a traffic ticket lawyer in your area.

Can you sue? Yes. Will you win? Not on the facts that you have presented. "Emotional harm" in and of itself, does not give rise to a lawsuit.

Nothing in your question suggests why WalMart would be responsible. Perhaps you left something out......