Plymouth, MI
Criminal defense Lawyer at Plymouth, MI
Practice Areas: Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI
My name is Jonathan Paul, and I'm a drunk driving defense attorney in Michigan. As part of my practice, I defend doctors, fellow attorneys, executives, senior military officers, teachers, professional...
See Full GuideWhen charged with a second offense drunk driving, the two major concerns are mandatory jail and loss of license for a year. Under the law, a second offense DUI has 5 days mandatory jail attached to it...
See Full GuideI work with 100's of clients charged with retail fraud each year. I help these clients change the perception of their case and educate the prosecutor and judge on who my client is outside of the polic...
See Full GuideThe MIP law changes in 2018. Minor in Possession is now a civil infraction, and no longer a crime, but in my opinion, it's going to have a worse long-term impact. Minor in Possession Michigan Lawyer T...
See Full GuideWhen most people are charged with a crime, they view the prosecutor as the enemy, and the judge as the bias referee to the case. In a lot of cases that is true if your approach is to storm the courtro...
See Full GuideBoating while Intoxicated in Michigan - what are the penalties and consequences? 8/16/2017 In Michigan, most people are very familiar with drunk driving with a car, but during the summer time, many pe...
See Full GuideIf you're charged with drunk driving in Michigan, you may decide to proceed to trial. Going to trial means making the decision of whether you want a trial by jury or a trial by judge. If you select a ...
See Full GuideThere's a trend in Michigan that DUI cases are not going to trial. The reason is most clients and attorneys will look at the BAC level, see that it's above the legal limit and run to plead guilty. Now...
See Full GuideIf you're charged with drunk driving in Michigan, you may decide to proceed to trial. Going to trial means making the decision of whether you want a trial by jury or a trial by judge. If you select a ...
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