Wait 3 months to avoid problems with your po.

Yes they can. The decision about whether to charge is made by a prosecutor, not the police. If he decides to charge, what the cop said is irrelevant.

There would be no reason for a DA to object to waiver of the hearing.

The bail determination is based on the risk the defendant will flee if released. That is based on ties to the community. No one presumes the...

That is a good question to ask your prospective employer.

They can say whatever they want. The question is whether the judge believes them.

No way you're getting out in 12 to 18 months. You get 54 days off each year, and maybe a little more if you do rehab programming.

The plaintiff is the State. The prosecutor has no power as an individual--only as a representative of the State. So, no.

It means they are adding more grounds for violating her probation. Good luck.

Not every crime gets prosecuted. Federal prosecutors have more serious crimes to deal with. Contact the post office to fix your mail.