Can a cop bring a witness to identify a person at their home?

There is nothing unlawful about them bringing witnesses to where a person lives. (Although it might be unusual.)

Ironically, given your inability (or unwillingness) to hire an attorney, the correct answer was given to you by the local authorities and the clerk...

What does it mean to pled the fifth?

Given your lack of knowledge about the fifth, I recommend you watch the below video.

Will my juvenile record expunge on its own?

Pretty amazing how many attorneys have given you the wrong answer. First, you (and more importantly, the above attorneys) need to understand...

Should I plead not guilty for this speeding ticket?

Your best bet would be to hire a ticket attorney. Most guaranty some type of resolution on your money back. Not to mention it is probably the best...

Is this considered fruit of the poisonus tree ?

No, the "fruit of the poisonous tree" analogy only applies when law enforcement engage in unlawful activity that results in the discovery of other...

Is there a difference between Petit theft, shoplifting and theft?

First, contrary to what my colleague believes, the police accuse people of all kinds of things. Second, shoplifting is a lay term for stealing...

I completed my probation and completed my theft class, but I still owe court fee, can I still get a expungement?

Technically, a judge could grant an expungement even though there are outstanding court costs. Practically speaking, there isn't a chance a judge...

Can an attorney be fired after a second degree murder verdict and prior to sentencing. Can an appeal be made prior to sentencing

Yes, an attorney can be fired after a verdict, but before a sentence. No, an appeal cannot be made prior to sentencing.

They likely submitted an police report to the State Attorney's Office to consider filing criminal charges against you for the theft.