Yes, sounds like a bondable ticket, however by now he might have time served

Yes. If a warrant show up on their system they are obligated to arrest on that warrant. Try to get it resolved as soon as you can, they typically...

Generally if you get time or time served that is instead of probation. Just make sure you know the specifics up front

Maybe. Would depend on length of time on program and how you've done. Also, may want to know why you want/need off early. Not easy but possible

Not sure that’s accurate. That would be very fact specific and probably defendable

Very difficult to accomplish unfettered. State laws and federal laws are different. If possible, would require some intervention

Seems like there would be some significant violations of attorney/client privilege.

Looks like she has an additional hold for outstanding tickets from Dallas Police Department. She would have to post bond on those as well. Or pay...

Depends. 17 is age of consent but might be a violation of conditions of probation

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Probably. Speak with the bond company. Understand that if you do it could likely cause the individual to be rearrested