Criminal charges can result in penalties like jail time, fines, and more. Surprisingly, Michigan criminal convictions can also result in a loss of license or temporary license suspension. If you or a loved one has lost the right to drive, White Law is here to say that a ...
Read 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 ...
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 MoreSober drivers should have nothing to fear, but an unexpected traffic stop on your way home isn’t always pleasant. Even the most innocent citizen may ...
View MoreWhat to Do if Charged with Marijuana-Related DUI in Michigan Over the past few years, marijuana laws have been changing all over the country, and ten ...
View MoreYour license may have been suspended for a number of reasons. A drug conviction and multiple convictions for DUI top the list. However, you have ...
View MoreIf you have been arrested for an OWI in Michigan, a conviction can result in serious penalties. Not only does it result in serving time in jail, ...
View MoreYour Fourth Amendment right – the right to free from unlawful searches and seizures – is one of the most important rights you have, especially in ...
View MoreIn order to avoid an OWI charge, there are several alternatives as opposed to drunk driving. For instance, requesting a ride from an Uber driver or ...
View MoreArrested for DUI in Michigan? If you are not familiar with the criminal justice process, you are not alone. Getting arrested for drunk driving is not ...
View More