Courts

Are litigators attorneys that soley work for the prosecution or can defense trial attorneys be called litigators as well?

My mother was riding on the back of a motorcycle the police turned their siren on and followed mom and the driver back to the house. Upon arrival the driver was thrown to the ground and my mother stood around waiting to see what they would do to her. The officers then told us to go inside, which we did. They then came to the door asking where the passenger of the bike was and mom started walking towards him, another lady pointed at mom and said thats her. They handcuffed her and she asked my sister in law "what the fuck are they arresting me for". She was charged with Obstruction of Justice and we aren't sure why. She did everything they asked of her and she cooperated. They also got her with drunk in public, they asked had she had anything to drink and she answered honestly, Yes. They never did a breathaylzer nor any other sobriety testing. I guess my question is how did they get an Obstruction of Justice charge on her?

What does ARD stand for in the court system?

In a revocable trust under the "Perpetuities Savings Clause" it is stated: All trusts created under this instrument shall terminate 21 years after the death of the last survivor of the issue of the settlor living on the date of the death of the settlor. What is the meaning of this ?

What constitutes a fence? Is a row of potted cacti stacked 2 big pots high and touching each other considered a fence? They cannot be passed through nor stepped over and therefore serve the same purpose as a fence. This is in a residential area that does not permit fences. The cacti and other plants are on the very exterior edge of the entire lot.