If i read some one mail then put it back can they arrest me

Yes, you can be arrested for opening other people's mail. It is against the law.

On an indictment for forgery in the state of Texas they have to name the bank teller who you allegedly pass,do they have to name

I'm not a TX lawyer, but it would be odd to have to name the teller on the indictment as the bank is considered the victim, not the teller. They...

You should direct this question to the agency that does the licensing.

My wife was not served the proper extradition waiver when she was placed into custody. It has now been 30 days, can she get out?

It is hard to be certain without seeing the documents, but if she signed a waiver, they can probably keep her. She needs an attorney. She could be...

Do I have to pay an out-of-state ticket?

Yes, you have to pay the ticket. If you choose not to, you will eventually have a bench warrant, collection calls, and a suspended driver's license.

Police confiscated car by order, etc because of a faulty insurance suspension order. Can I sue the BMV, for punitive damages?

This claim is probably going no where. You can file a claim for compensatory damages with the court of claims, but the government's partial...

If someone is placed in the county jail but is waiting to be transferred to a prison, how many days can the county hold them .

He will be transferred when they have the space and the man power. There is no set time. I believe you are referring to the clock for judicial...

Can I sue a city 8 years after I was physically & sexually assaulted by one of their officers? I just found out there was a witn

The statute of limitations on these lawsuits is two years. Unfortunately, you waited too long.

What justifies having to be sentenced by a mental health judge?

The situation is a bit unclear. Is your fiancé currently incarcerated? I have not seen mental health courts reaching back in time to include folks...

Am I allowed to record my discovery video

Probably not. The video is most likely designated counsel only, which means only your attorney can actually have a copy of it.