Plymouth, MI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Plymouth, MI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
As a former prosecutor I used to think field sobriety tests were a golden ticket to conviction. Along with the chemical tests, I had my police officer administering a number of super reliable tests an...
See Full GuideAs a former prosecutor in New York City and Michigan, I had very different experiences in these roles. In New York City, defendants would typically receive quick reductions down to non-misdemeanors, w...
See Full GuideThis is how we create leverage outside of the courtroom. I've used this leverage to turn DUI cases into non-DUI cases, probation cases into non-probation cases, and saved people's career, family and p...
See Full GuideHere are some unique thoughts on a third offense, and what might be different about the approach below. In Michigan, a third offense is a felony, and there is no timeline to get outside of this window...
See Full GuideIn Michigan there are a few charges that can be associated with urinating or defecating in public. The more serious route is the State of Michigan offense of Indecent Exposure. In Michigan there is a ...
See Full GuideAs a former prosecutor, I worked on many resisting arrest cases in both New York City and here in Michigan. The biggest misconception that I had to overcome was the scope of a resisting arrest charge....
See Full GuideThe most common sentence for a defendant in Michigan is a term of probation. For a misdemeanor, a defendant can receive up to 24 months, and for a felony it can be 60 months. There is reporting probat...
See Full GuideAs a former prosecutor, I was usually not aware of a bond violation when I went to the courthouse on a stack of cases. I would go to court prepared to discuss the case with the defense, but was not up...
See Full GuideAs a former county prosecutor in Michigan, I would typically adopt the position of the Michigan Attorney General who reviews the expungement application and either takes no position or opposes the exp...
See Full GuideAs a former Michigan prosecutor, I worked on a lot of Malicious Destruction of Property cases, which are usually referred to as MDOP cases. These type of cases can either be a misdemeanor or a felony,...
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