Every police department makes its own rules about who it will accept. This is not a criminal defense question. Ask the police department.

A subpoena should not be a reason to hold someone past their release date. .........................................

Petty larceny is theft. It could be shoplifting. Maybe they have you on video. You don't have to be arrested.

It is a crime to falsely report a crime. So if you file such a document you will be confessing to a crime and could be prosecuted. I suggest you...

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Hard to say without seeing the texts, but it's possible, depending on how explicit they are. You can always claim you were talking about something...

You could ask the attorney who represented you. Otherwise, you will have to write to the sentencing judge and ask for permission to get a copy from...

If you've been in that state, maybe you were sent a ticket that you never received. Or someone else has the same name or used your name fraudulently.

It sounds like you pleaded guilty to making a false statement. You were sentenced and served your time. It is likely too late now to change your mind.

You should not talk to the FBI without an attorney. If you can't afford one, contact the Federal Public Defender, not the county.

Evidence in the possession of the feds is not in the custody of the State. But if they need it they can probably get it because different...