Can my son be seen or address this warrant in some way while currently incarcerated? If so, how would he go about it?

Yes, he can. Under Arizona Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rule 8.3, he would need to contact the court where the warrant exists and request final...

It would be well-advised to contact the court to reset the matter on the court's calendar and attempt to quash the warrant if possible. Also, it...

Is this legal or is this considered an illegal search?...

The police obviously had your information as they would have written it on the citation. They would have the ownership / registration information...

Is this legal or is this considered an illegal search? And can I have the charges dismissed and if so how?

If the police have legal authority to have a vehicle towed, they will conduct what is called an "inventory search." This perfectly legal for them...

See above questions

The answer to both questions is yes. Plea offers are completely within the discretion of the prosecutor. An attorney can attempt to negotiate...

Can someone be summons to court?? I do not have this persons address, all I have is a name and place of employment. Is this enou

You may be confusing "summons" with "subpoena". A summons is a notice that the court sends to a person directly, ordering the person to appear. ...

What can be done to simply travel to the countries?

Each country has its own laws relating to people that can be admitted. Depending on purpose, some countries do not even require a visa for...

Why was my passport taken? Are they allowed to take it?

Without more information it is difficult to say why the police took your passport. If it has some evidentiary value related to the charges against...

How do the Constitution Free Zone changes relate to local law enforcement, and does it only affect the 4th amendment ?

Constitution free zones is a poor choice of words and inaccurate. There are not areas within the United States where the U.S. Constitution is not...

Why would they pick her up 14 years later when I thought the law was only 7 years back

You are correct that the statute of limitations for felony charging in Arizona is 7 years. However, if a person is on warrant status during that...