Can you be charged with Marijuana possession and paraphernalia possession over a year after the incident in Arizona?

If they were charged as misdemeanors, they cannot file a misdemeanor beyond 1 year of the offense. But they can charge them as class 6 felonies...

Release?

That's not how it works. Something tells me the public defender didn't write that down for you and send it to the prosecutor. The judge will look...

I went to lawyer's office and he did legal research in front of me to answer my questions

Not only is it professional and ethical, it's what lawyers are SUPPOSED to do. What did you expect him to do, make up some BS and send you on your...

Judge gave a weird drug speech yesterday does it have any merit

You mean what is your recourse? The judge can order you to do whatever he wants as a term of probation. And there's no such thing as a "minor...

- What do I write for the best chance of dropping the ticket? - Am I innocent until proven guilty? They can't prove the 72hrs

The parking officer testifies. If the judge believes him you have violated the law based upon a preponderance of the evidence. But parking tickets...

Why am I being made of and example?

Really? Sounds like you've been violating probation. That's their job - to see if you're violating probation. Otherwise why would they even exist?...

Can she still be charged with an DUI?

Yes she can be charged with DUI. It doesn't matter the reason for the usage of medical drugs. If it impairs the driver she can still be charged...

Can I file charges (Bigamy) on him? We were married in VA and so was the previous wife.

You cannot file criminal charges. Only the county attorney can. Bigamy is a felony in Arizona. However it is entirely up to the prosecutor to...

What happens if I don't pay this fee? Do I have to pay it??

Well if you don't pay them they might refer it to the County Attorney's office. Shoplifting is a class 1 misdemeanor; 3 shoplifting convictions...

You were unfairly arrested. Well you can't just state that and expect us to believe you. It seems like you disagree with your public defender's...