It depends mostly on your rehabilitation and the protection of the community. Are you a low risk to reoffend? Can you be supervised outside of a...

Probation is common, whether as part of a suspended sentence or deferred judgment.

It pretty much depends on whether your home state is interested in filing a nationwide warrant for your arrest.

If you are not reporting as requested by your PO, then that is a parole violation. You can't ignore what is required as you run out the clock even...

Unlikely. You may be able to talk the prosecutor into dismissing at your cost if you provide current proof of insurance.

That's operating without owner's consent rather than theft. An aggravated misdemeanor as opposed to a felony.

That decision will be up to the Department of Corrections.

A criminal defense attorney will need to review the application to see if there was probable cause to issue the warrant.

Perhaps he can apply for bond review? Request a sample for independent testing. That may come back quicker, but you'll need to pay for the fees.

If the proceeds of criminal activity are commingled with your personal funds, then those could be in jeopardy, too.