You should bring this to the attention of your attorney so they can try to argue for your release once the warrant is served.

No, the law does not allow for you to sue anyone to try to recover that money.

Any sentence imposed reflects not just the person's criminal history but also the facts of the case. The best thing you can do is keep in contact...

Assuming the value is less than $400, it would be Petty Theft in the 2nd degree. That is punishable by a MAXIMUM 30 days county jail and/or $500...

It's unlikely to be illegal, but your employer may be skeptical if you are truly sick if the note comes from your mother despite her qualifications.

Not really a legal question. Employers are largely free to set their own criteria for whether certain crimes are disqualifiers. Not only level of...

It depends - they can search areas belonging to your roommate or areas where he might have common authority with you. They may have also had...

Under South Dakota law, "The driver of a motor vehicle may not follow another vehicle more closely than is reasonable and prudent, having due...

Petty Theft in the 2nd Degree (value under $400) is a Class 2 misdemeanor punishable by a maximum of 30 days in the county jail and/or a $500 fine,...

It depends. Is there anything in your old contract guaranteeing you a job under its terms for a specific length of time and/or anything...