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.

It sounds like they are trying to seize the alleged drug proceeds. The case can be state or federal.

It means some will plead guilty or be postponed.

It is up to the BOP to send him to a halfway house. There are no forms to short circuit that process.

If he has absconded from supervision, there is probably an arrest warrant for him. The best thing he can do is return to Colorado and turn himself in.

They can go back 15 years from when you were released from prison under the guidelines. For other purposes there is no time limit.

Buying someone else's food stamps is a crime. So you can report him but you may find yourself in trouble.

If her mail was rerouted, she would not be getting her bills. Talk to the post office. Stealing mail is a federal crime.