This question will be most likely answered by the judges who hear it if/when the issue comes before them. Until that time, it is the law. http://webserver.rilin.state.ri.us/Statutes/TITLE12/12-7/12-7-1.HTM "has reason to suspect" <snip> "... is about to commit a crime," is pretty broad language.

Meet with a competent criminal attorney to enlist their assistance in resolving the situation professionally, and in confidence.

Speak to your lawyer. They will have the most precise insights on what you are being charged with. Employ your right to remain silent in a pubic fora.

I did a simple internet search on age of consent in RI. In Rhode Island a person is guilty of statutory rape if he or she is over the age of eighteen (18) and the victim is between fourteen (14) years old and under the age of consent which is sixteen (16).

That would be some 32 years ago.

http://www.ageofconsent.us/state-laws/rhode-island-age-of-consent-laws/

try here: http://www.interstatecompact.org/About/NavigatingTheCompact/CommonQuestions.aspx

No, but they sure do make it easy.

Great question for your attorney ... who may likely ask you ... Do you have a prescription? and other relevant questions. There is NO WAY your PO told you ALL of the things you can't do. . . that would take a long long time.

It depends, Who are you ? The prosecutor? Victim? Defendant?

If you are the defendant, your best resource to negotiate a disposition is ... an attorney.

You should retain an attorney to assist you in your plight.

A lawyer is an invaluable investment in defending your liberty and advocating to ensure you receive the most favorable outcome. In short, yes, a very good idea.

That's 3rd party contact, Having someone else contact someone else for you is a violation of a NO CONTACT Order. Doing it fraudulently is identity theft. This will be difficult to prove without some serious experts and an attorney. I'd suggest starting with and retaining a good attorney... View More

Trust the police, they always tell the truth.. .except when they don't. The gun licensed dealer where you purchased these weapons may have some good advice in this arena, as will the attorney who helped negotiate the one year order for you. I'd suggest consulting with both of them.

You can absolutely file a Motion to Dismiss for failure to prosecute. However, it's ultimately up to the Judge hearing the motion as to whether or not to grant or deny your motion. Depending upon why your case is being continued will ultimately be the deciding factor. If the State is merely... View More

It depends...

TITLE 11

Criminal Offenses

CHAPTER 11-45

Disorderly Conduct

SECTION 11-45-2

§ 11-45-2 Indecent exposure – Disorderly conduct. – (a) A person commits indecent exposure/disorderly conduct when for the purpose of sexual arousal,... View More

You would do well to enlist the services of an attorney to assist you with the case. It is possible he may end up with no record, but this is best sought with the assistance of a professional.

You can absolutely own a firearm while being involved in the Medical Marijuana Program. However, you cannot get a concealed weapons permit if you are involved in the Program. But you can own as many firearms as you desire...just keep them at home!

You can now be prosecuted for a felony for posting those pictures under a new RI law. I would strongly advise you NOT to do this. However, if you get arrested please call my office for a free consultation at 401.861.1155.

Sounds like it was a difficult case. However, given that the charges were reduced to a misdemeanor you should get it expunged which is the legal equivalent of "it never happened". Feel free to contact my office (401.861.1155) to discuss your options. Thanks.