No. The Court has no power to "freeze" your bank account.

Consider hiring a private investigator to conduct a background check.

I've personally never heard of the language you've listed here to describe a sentence.

There's no "law" about this. You may object to disclosing whatever information you object to giving.

Get a copy of the court docket where you were placed on probation--that document will indicated when probation expires.

Well.....you said you were "stopped," but were you "cited?" There's your answer.... Better to air on the side of disclosure.

Public information if public information. How does anybody know you provided it to anyone?

Go to the court and plead for mercy. Start parking responsibly. Move out of Santa "Soviet" Monica where parking enforcement is a legendary...

You should have consulted with, and HIRED a lawyer LONG AGO.

Sure. You could still sue for money damages.