Basically, you need your parents' permission.

That would depend upon many, many factors, and you have not given enough information here. Do an internet search for punishment for crimes in PA, and try to find an answer.

Perhaps you could sue civilly, because the burden of proof in a civil case is much less than in a criminal case.

You gave no facts, just a question. We need to know the facts in order to answer questions.

I really don't care to wade through your sloppy English in order to figure out exactly what you are trying to say.

If he foolishly left a cell phone in your car, and you somehow agreed to get it back to him, you could be responsible if it has subsequently been lost. Personally, I... View More

Only the prosecutor can drop the charges.

Ask the clerk of court to see the official court file, perhaps.

Great question. Locating the person would entail violation of HIPPA rights, most likely. One would probably have to wait until the person contacted them.

No facts given. No circumstances given. No answer available without facts. Do not say anything that can incriminate yourself, not here, not to anyone except an attorney in a confidential office conference.

Legal aid perhaps, it depends upon the context, the type of case.

Do a title search on this property to make sure that you are correct.

Generally speaking, in most cases, judges won't have contact with only one party. This is to help preserve the fairness and impartiality of the system. Just like you wouldn't want the opposing party talking to the judge behind your back without you having an opportunity to respond to... View More