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There are administrative rules governing evidential breath test instruments that are used in drunk driving OWI cases. Any officer administering such a test must be properly trained and such instrument ...
See Full GuideIf you have been convicted of a felony in Michigan, you automatically lose your right to possess, use, transport, sell, purchase, carry, ship, receive, or distribute a firearm under MCL 750.224f. You ...
See Full GuideIf you have been convicted of a felony in Michigan, you will lose your right to use, possess, transport, sell, purchase, carry, ship, receive, or distribute a firearm under MCL 740.224f. You can event...
See Full GuideOrdinarily a plea to a reduced charge of Operating While Visibly Impaired (Impaired Driving) or the non-alcohol related offense of Reckless Driving is acceptable to most people charged with OWI. Howeve...
See Full GuideThe conflict between Michigan's Medical Marijuana Act (MMMA)[1] and the OWI statute has now been settled. On Tuesday the Michigan Supreme Court announced that the MMMA trumps the OWI statute[2] thus al...
See Full GuideIf your driving privileges have been suspended or revoked, you may be able to seek and get relief in the circuit court. You will have to convince the court that the revocation or suspension of your lic...
See Full GuideAs a Michigan criminal defense attorney I have represented clients charged with retail fraud, or shoplifting, in the cities of Lansing, East Lansing, Mason, Haslett, Okemos, Holt, Charlotte, Bath, St. ...
See Full GuideUnder MCL 750.81d(1),a person can be guilty of this offense by: assaulting, battering, wounding, resisting, obstructing, opposing, or endangering a person who the individual knows or has reason to know...
See Full GuideOne of the elements of an OWI or drunk operating offense, is that the person had to be operating a motor vehicle. Sounds simple enough, but case law trail on what constitutes operating says otherwise...
See Full GuideFleeing and Eluding is a criminal offense where a driver of a car fails to obey a visual or audible signal to pull over by the police in lawful performance of his duties. This is a very serious charge...
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