3 Questions:

1.] In the rules of Criminal Court, it states that the Prosecuting Attorney must file an "Order To Appear".
What if this Order to Appear was never filed and the person was tried, convicted and sentenced?

2.] Judge sends prisoner a letter that was never filed with the Clerk regarding a recent court paper the Prisoner sent to her court. In the letter, the judge told the prisoner that the rule of court which the prisoner cited did not apply to him because he is a child molester. Doesn't the rules of court apply to everyone regardless of their charge? Isn't it illegal for the judge to contact the prisoner without filing the paperwork with the clerk? Doesn't this show Prejudice to the Prisoner due to his reason of conviction?

3.] My son testified in court as a Juvenile, gave falsified pretrial statements that he and the "victim" concocted prior to giving statements to the Police and Prosecutor.
When my son turned 18, he went to the Prosecutor and told him that he had lied in court and in his statements to the police. The Prosecutor told him to forget about it, whats done is done and if he wanted to press the issue he could go to Prison for Perjury. Is this right?? The information my son had could have had an impact on the sentence received.