A Michigan OWI conviction results in serious penalties. A first-time offense leads to a jail sentence of up to 93 days, fines no more than $500, and license suspension for up to 180 days. However, there are certain “aggravating circumstances” that can increase the penalties ...
Read MoreSettling the claims associated with a car accident can be difficult when all case facts are considered. One of the main points of concern is whether ...
View MoreFrom shopping and performing work duties to sharing our lives on social media and keeping up with current events, the internet has become an essential ...
View MoreHave you been convicted of a crime in the past? Has this conviction followed you around like a grey cloud that only hangs over your head? There are ...
View MoreUnder the Fourth Amendment, you are protected from unreasonable searches and seizures, and, in general, law enforcement is required to obtain a ...
View MoreWhen applying for a driver's license, you sign various forms in which you agree to certain responsibilities in the state you are licensed to drive in. ...
View MoreIn many states, the police set up DUI checkpoints designed to check drivers for signs of intoxication. The legality of these checkpoints has been a ...
View MoreDriving while intoxicated puts the safety and lives of others at risk. Because of this, Michigan takes a strong stance against individuals who drive ...
View MoreThe issue of Title IX laws and the Title IX offices in institutions across the country have been in the spotlight more than usual recently. Starting ...
View MoreIf you read our last blog post, you know that the Catholic Church has been in some hot water these last few months. Most notably, they’ve gained ...
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