Is holding a driver’s license a privilege or a right? While many would argue that it should be a right, the fact of the matter is that it is a privilege. This fact is significant because authorities can’t take away your rights, but they can take away your privileges: like ...
Read MoreAn OWI conviction in Michigan can lead to serious criminal penalties that can have a negative impact on your personal life and professional ...
View MoreIntroduced by Senator Jeff Irwin (D-Ann Arbor) last week, a bill would allow misdemeanor convictions involving low-level marijuana possession and use ...
View MoreCriminal charges can result in penalties like jail time, fines, and more. Surprisingly, Michigan criminal convictions can also result in a loss of ...
View MoreA driver’s license is more than a right; it’s often the means of obtaining a job and promptly traveling from point A to point B. Unfortunately, ...
View MoreMany people accept operating while intoxicated (OWI) charges without putting up a fight. Unfortunately, most of the accused have no idea of the ...
View MoreOperating while intoxicated (OWI) is a severe criminal offense, and unfortunately, prosecutors across the country create hundreds of thousands of OWI ...
View MoreWhat’s the first thing an officer will say when they pull you over (aside from license and registration ): a trick question. From the moment you’re ...
View MoreWhen law enforcement makes a traffic stop and suspects you of drunk driving, the officer may ask you to perform one or several field sobriety tests ...
View MoreA 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 ...
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