If the judge ordered it, then yes. However, you have the right to a bond review hearing.

You should likely try to negotiate something called a deferred imposition of sentence if at all possible.

When I am helping clients fight trucking accidents, the first thing I ask is which party was liable. Being cited for reckless driving does NOT mean you will necessarily lose your case. The best way to determine if you have a claim is to call an attorney like myself who handles injury cases.

I’d make sure there’s not a warrant out, it could have been mailed to the wrong address.

It depends on your county and whether this is a first offense. It’d be better to speak with a lawyer.

The statute of limitations depends on the crime.

Hard to tell. In North Dakota, you can serve a lawsuit and file it later. So you could be sued before the person or company suing you files it with the court.

A defensive driving course can take points off your license. However, this will not get your DUI-related suspension reduced. Your best bet may be to get a temporary restricted license while you're waiting to be eligible for renewal.

No, probable cause is a standard for law enforcement rather than Walmart employees. Further, probable cause is the standard to make an arrest or obtain a warrant. In your scenario, neither is occurring. The phrase you might be looking for is "reasonable suspicion."

You should file a police report. If there is a criminal case filed against them or a juvenile case, it will likely come along with an order prohibiting contact. Otherwise, you'd need to go to the courthouse and request a restraining order.

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You need an attorney to make a motion on the issue in the criminal case

This is highly dependent on what other evidence exists.

Without a court order, neither has many rights (if any) at all. Time to file a custody proceeding.

This question is too hypothetical. A court, however, certainly has the authority to issue an order.

No

Likely, get a lawyer.

I am unaware of any such law. However, you could likely find yourself with an animal abuse charge for keeping a dog out in cruel conditions.

Insurance can find out before any judgment is rendered on the ticket, so you're out of luck there. Best way to get the ticket dismissed is to challenge it if they, in fact, cannot prove you were speeding.

Although you cannot avoid taxes, you may want to look into trusts in South Dakota.