No, they would need a signed copy. That signed copy could be digital. Depending on the county, most warrants are sent to the court digitally and "signed" by the court digitally. Law enforcement is good to go once the warrant has been authorized by the court.

You can go to the DMV for new plates. I doubt that you simply have your original plates reinstated particularly if you permitted someone who was drunk and did not have a license to drive your car.

Yes, you could potentially get the charges dismissed in a situation like this. But that assumes that you can disprove the reasons for the stop. Get an attorney on board to help with any litigation on this issue.

Could it happen? Sure, but it is unlikely to occur

This is not a criminal law issue. This is a civil judgement issue. You should ask the question in that forum or contact attorneys directly for a free consultation.

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There isn't enough information here to provide an intelligent answer. An attorney would need to know more about the allegations against you to intelligently answer your question. But I would assume that you are being charged with being in constructive possession of the drugs.

DAC-IPS is absolutely a criminal offense.

It is a statute that imposes criminal consequences for failure to comply.

This is a bunch of nonsense. Folks have been raising sovereign citizen arguments for at least the last 15 or 20 years, probably longer. They aren't successful. If they were, these arguments would be raised in every single criminal case and no one would be convicted.

There isn't really a question posed here, but I would suggest that your client retain an attorney to assist with addressing these issues. There isn't really enough information in this question to intelligently help absent a conversation with the client.

Assessing the validity of the traffic stop is not something that can be done simply based on what you believe occurred. An attorney would need to review the police reports, squad video, body cam, etc. before providing anything resembling a meaningful answer to your question.

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There should be dash cam footage of the traffic stop. The driver should be able to challenge the stop if the dash cam shows that the plate was not actually obstructed.

Pro bono attorneys in Minnesota are called public defenders. You son can fill out an application for a public defender at the jail where he is being held. Otherwise, he should reach out to private attorneys to see what they might change in your son's circumstances.

I don't believe that the GAL will be notified of the citation, but the GAL would be able to access that information.

A domestic assault conviction is bar to the possession of firearms under federal law.

Some offenses require booking by statute.

Just paying the fine for this will not be an option. It is a misdemeanor offense which requires a court appearance and it also requires booking as well.

Illegal for whom? What is in the vape? There is not enough information here to intelligently answer this question.