Yes. Even if they pull you over illegally, you still have the warrant.

There is no way to be certain why he was denied. Maybe they decided he would be a risk Maybe they thought a different person had better...

A case would not be dismissed on that basis. Also GSR tests are incredibly unreliable

A lawyer is not permitted to give advice regarding committing a prospective crime

There is no way to be 100% sure that the warrant would not be discovered

What did the judge order exactly? How did the judge take away your 4th Amendment right> What do you mean?

If you do not understand anything you should tell that to your lawyer

Attorneys on AVVO are not permitted to solicit clients. You must contact lawyers individually and directly

This is personal injury because it is not an action against you by a government body

You can contact the agent who was in charge of the investigation