Does it seem lately that we have seen a dramatic rise in news stories reporting the shocking arrests of teachers, radio personalities and even religious figures for charges of criminal sexual conduct? Or is it merely that sex crimes have long been un…
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We may soon be nearing the end of the Driver Responsibility Fee. And it is long overdue. What is this dreaded fee? Well, if you have ever accumulated more than 7 points within a 2 year calendar period as a result of moving violations, you have most c…
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It was not so long ago that shoplifting was considered a minor crime typically committed by teen age kids stealing a pack of gum, perhaps a small amount of fake jewelry or even a pack of cigarettes. No longer. A metropolitan police task force, on the…
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The vast majority of licensed drivers have received at least one moving violation during their lifetime. But did you know that, according to a recent study commissioned by insurancequotes.com, one traffic moving violation can raise your car insurance…
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We receive many calls from prospective clients wanting to know if they can expunge a past criminal conviction. For many such callers, their prior conviction is the result of poor judgment exercised during youth, the consequences of which are continui…
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Have you ever received a traffic ticket? It certainly does seem like a rhetorical question as the vast majority of licensed drivers have, in fact, received at least one moving violation during their lifetime. But have you ever thought about hiring an…
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Police Violate Client’s Constitutional Rights – Case Dismissed Our firm recently represented a father and business man charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle while having a BAC of .08 or more. Our client was facing possible jail time, the los…
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As the prevalence of drinking and driving continues, especially around the holiday season, it is a sad reality that as criminal defense attorneys, we expect to see a large number of our clients arrested on a variety of drinking and driving related ch…
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In 2010 the State of Michigan passed the so called “super drunk” law which imposes higher penalties for persons arrested having a blood alcohol content (BAC) of .17 or higher. Under the state-imposed “super drunk” law, first-t…
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In Michigan, if a person chooses to drive on a suspended license, they may be facing a misdemeanor charge. This is only if it is a first time offense and there is not an accident involved. The penalties of the misdemeanor offense include up to 93 day…
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