A drunk driving case could turn many aspects of your life on end, whether your child faces these allegations or you are a young driver accused of this offense. For example, drunk driving charges could interfere with your career in the future, and it could also...
Incarceration can put your life on hold while you satisfy the demands of justice. While your situation may sound bleak, you have the opportunity to improve your life even while imprisoned. When you view your current situation as an opportunity, you may find ways to...
Your partner called the police on you and accused you of domestic violence. Not once have you ever put your hands on your significant other, so where did the accusations come from? REACH explains several types of non-physical domestic violence. A person need not use...
Shoplifting, or retail fraud, is a serious criminal charge that has potentially severe consequences. You can face significant fines and jail time if convicted of this crime. Having a thorough understanding of your defense options helps you avoid outcomes that can...
A Michigan drug charge may have life-changing consequences, but not all drug offenders wind up spending time in jail or prison. If you meet certain requirements and have a genuine longing to overcome your dependency, you may be a good candidate for drug court. Per the...
You feel ready to change or take the next step in your career, but with a misdemeanor on your record, you may have trouble qualifying for your dream job. How far out of your way should you go to inform employers of your record? Chron explores the necessity of sharing...
Traffic stops are a routine but often dreaded part of life. Police officers in Michigan are tasked with many facets of traffic control duties, including monitoring for impaired drivers and those traveling at dangerously excessive speeds. Regardless of the reason for a...
A warrant allows Michigan police officers to enter your premises. For years, criminal defense attorneys argued that these warrants sometimes had too much breadth. Moreover, there was a need to clarify when the police need a warrant. The Supreme Court weighs in on...
Low-level crack cocaine offenders in Michigan and around the country recently received bad news about the possibility of a reduced sentence. The Supreme Court ruled that the wording in the First Step Act benefits convicts who possessed larger amounts of crack cocaine,...
As of April 11, new laws in Michigan make it easier for residents who have convictions involving non-violent crimes to have their records wiped clean. The state's new "Clean Slate" legislation allows offenders to apply for expungement after a minimum of five years has...