Is it legal for the Sheriff's office to enter your home with out you home with a summons?

This is not so much a criminal defense question as one about consumer protection. I have relabeled it so that you may receive more responses.

My wife has a court date a year away for a Pv she is currently locked up why does she have a year away court date when she hasnt

That is very odd. Contact a local attorney. It may be a simple clerical error, but she needs to see the judge.

Got arrested in Kansas put in jail for 4 days before ever getting a bond DUI was for marijuana which I have in my system no matt

I am not sure what your question is. Regardless if you are facing a DUI charge you need an experienced attorney to defend you. You may have...

If I have pending g charges for domestic battery if I don't have a active warrant can the police still arrest me?

How do you know there is no warrant for your arrest? No, the police can not generally arrest you without a warrant, unless of course, they see you...

I have a court case from 1997, stating I owe court fees and fines?

This can not be a traffic or speeding ticket if you got jail time or if you had co-defendants. Fines are never split between co-defendants. ...

Does a diversion show up on your kid record?

First, a dui conviction or diversion is not on your "kid" record. It will remain on your driving record even if it is expunged. If it has not...

If your brother is a juvenile your parents may be able to file something, although it is not really a protection from abuse or stalking. Have them...

Will I be arrested if i have a warrant in one city and court in another city (same county)?

It is certainly possible. Some of the court deputies do a better job of running names than others. Perhaps your attorney can get the warrant set...

The judge could order such a test if he has cause to believe the CI is under the influence while in court to testify. I have not seen it happen.

Can I be convicted of drug possession if i didn't know or put the drugs a in my luggage .?

If the judge or jury at the trial believe you then you should be found not guilty. If they think you are lying you could be found guilty.