Written by attorney Thomas Hudson, over 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
Many of the legal consequences of a DUI conviction are well known: Jail, fines, suspension and the revocation of driving privileges. But DUI is an iceberg, and its vast bulk lies hidden from view.... more
Written by attorney Sharon Chirichillo, almost 5 years ago. STAFF PICK
If you are convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol, you face serious consequences. In addition to possible jail time and a sizable fine, you could lose your driver's license for several... more
Written by attorney Jonathan Rands, about 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
The Department of Licensing (DoL) or Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) will seek to suspend your drivers license because you were arrested for DUI. There does not need to be a conviction. This is... more
Written by attorney Wayne Foote, over 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
What you need to know about traveling to Canada if you have a DUI conviction.
Written by attorney Linda Callahan, about 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
When do you need a DUI attorney?. Immediately! You should immediately, upon arrest for DUI or Physical Control, invoke your right to an attorney. You should politely decline to answer any... more
Written by attorney Timothy Milios, about 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
Solicit Advice of Friends or Family. Though revealing that you have been arrested and charged with a DUI might be difficult, referrals from friends and family who have gone through a similar... more
Written by attorney Kyle Manikas, about 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
Problems with the Stop — Lack of Reasonable Suspicion. Under Fourth Amendment jurisprudence, an officer must have a “reasonable articulable suspicion” before he or she can stop a citizen. Violation... more
Written by attorney Michael Matlock, over 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
The Stop. Contrary to popular belief, the police cannot stop a person unless they have a justified reason for doing so. Although that sounds like a benefit to people, in reality, the police can... more
Written by attorney Jeffrey Lustick, about 3 years ago. STAFF PICK
It can be difficult and sometimes impossible to overcome the negative stigma and social disabilities caused by a criminal conviction. And in the modern age of information and the Internet, it's... more
Written by attorney Paul Stablein, over 4 years ago. STAFF PICK
Filing the Claim of Appeal. Within 42 days of a felony conviction, the defendant must file what's called a Claim of Appeal with the Michigan Court of Appeals to preserve the right to appeal the... more
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