The Michigan Secretary of State office released an update that they will stop releasing driving records for victims of violence to the news media. Here is what you should know. Media Secretary Jocelyn Benson’s office has announced that it will cease giving news outlets reports of driving records for victims of violent crimes. The decision …
Michigan Supreme Court Rules to Remove Identifying Info from Public Records
The Michigan Supreme Court will no longer allow date of birth and other personal information to be part of publicly accessible records. Community members are concerned that this change will influence the employment process – here’s what you should know. January 1, 2022 For most employers across the U.S., background checks are an essential part …
Is Distracted Driving a Crime?
For those of us who have been driving for years, operating a vehicle is almost like breathing. It’s easy to get distracted during your commute, but can distractions be a crime? What Counts as Distracted Driving? According to the Michigan State Police, there are three types of distraction: Visual Manual Cognitive Visual distractions take your …
Do I Need a Lawyer for an OWI?
If you’ve been pulled over for driving under the influence, you could face some severe penalties. However, it’s important to remember that while you can defend yourself if the case goes to court, it’s best to consult a lawyer. DUIs in Michigan In Michigan, DUIs are called OWIs, operating while intoxicated. Drivers with a blood …
How Much Jail Time Will I Face for a DUI?
DUI (“driving under influence”) laws have become increasingly strict. Since the ‘90s, organizations like Mothers Against Drunk Driving started shining a bright light on drunk driving across the country, and it has since become a serious crime everywhere. These days, the crime is not strictly confined to alcohol use. “Driving under the influence” can include …
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