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Without knowing the details of case or what evidence DA has we cannot say. You are best asking your Attorney those questions. Can DA drop charges? Sure but why would he if he has a solid case?

Will they ask my questions regarding that? How could they? Should I talk to them about this? Even though they didn't ask? I think not Will this shoplifting incident show up? No as there were no criminal charges When asked have you be convicted of a crime? What should be my answer? The truth...

If the DA has a case at all he wont drop charges

If he is only charging $500.00 he does not plan to take this to trial

OK.

Good question!? Sounds like the Attorney wants to go to trial. That can be costly. I suggest another meeting with Attorney to be sure your on same page

Then this will surely settle out of court and LP likely be fired

and if he is fired your chance of a monetary reward gets even lower

There is no need to file a suit if you pay civil demand

Just what kind of money do you expect to get from someone who might make $10.00 bucks a hour with 20 - 30 hours a week work?

This will "not" impact fine.

Be sure to ask about diversion or the like

Your Attorney will see that your BF not you is being called to bench.

Several things can happen when you fail to pay civil Demand one is a negative report being filed with credit reporting agencies. This can harm you in many ways

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A Public defender is a Lawyer and like private ones there are both good and bad

The criteria for a Public defender varies by county. Call the court they can best explain this to you

I must have missed that part

The store has every right to detain/arrest anyone suspected of theft. furthermore your "miranda rights" apply to Police questioning not store security. You still, of course, have the right to remain silent

Ask if Diversion is available in your case