Mere allegations of a white-collar crime offense can crater your reputation and put you at risk of facing serious penalties, including an extensive period of incarceration. That can leave you nervous about the future if you’ve come under investigation, but laying the...
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The process of driver’s license restoration in Michigan
Michigan drivers who drive recklessly or violate driving laws may have their licenses suspended or revoked. While a suspension results in a temporary loss of your driving privileges, a revocation means that your driving privileges have been terminated. It can be very...
When can police search people without a warrant?
Police in Michigan have a job to do which is to enforce the laws of the state. Part of this job includes needing to investigate various crimes and try to determine who is at fault. There are certain rules that they must follow while they are investigating though. One...
Custody Case Resolved in Lansing
Custody cases can be challenging for everyone involved. When one parent is granted primary custody of a child and the other parent is not happy with that decision, they may appeal the court’s ruling, causing yet another a custody battle to begin in the Court of...
What is Michigan’s Super Drunk OWI Law?
In late October 2010, a new law referred to as the “High Alcohol Enhanced Penalty Law” came into effect in the state of Michigan addressing a certain class of first time DUI offenders – specifically those with very high blood-alcohol content (BAC) readings. Known as...
Exceptions to Search Warrant Requirements in Michigan
The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States protects individuals from unreasonable search and seizure. In addition to this federal protection, Michigan’s state Constitution enacted in 1963 also supports this right by specifically prohibiting the...
Should I Plead Guilty To A DUI In Michigan?
If you have been charged with a DUI / OWI in Michigan, you may be wondering what your next move should be. You may know you have to plead guilty or not guilty, but which is likely to bring about the best results for you? You may think pleading guilty right away is the...
Unnecessary Incarceration in Michigan
A recent report authored by one of the country’s leading criminologists, experienced criminal justice lawyers, and statistical researchers examines how many people may be unnecessarily incarcerated in the U.S. Their findings are somewhat startling: 576,000 individuals...
Ingham County Man Avoids Probation Violation Caused By Inaccurate Drug Test
In Michigan, a probation violation is not something to take lightly. The consequences are harsh since probation is often used as an alternative to incarceration, and if someone is found guilty of violating the terms of their probation, there is not much leniency. A...
Father Awarded Joint Custody in Ingham County After an Unacceptable Recommendation
Despite any parent’s obvious desire to put a child’s best interests first, domestic issues involving children can quickly become complicated or even contentious. In these delicate situations, it is best to contact a trusted attorney to look out for your best interests...