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What is a preliminary exam?

Posted May 7 2013 by in Criminal defense with Comments Off

In a Michigan criminal case, a preliminary examination is a probable cause hearing where it is determined if a crime was probably committed and the accused probably committed it. What is the burden of proof? Unlike a criminal trial where the burden of proof is beyond a reasonable doubt, the burden in a preliminary exam …

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Robbery dismissed and prison avoided

Posted Apr 22 2013 by in assault and battery, Criminal defense, Retail Fraud and Theft Crimes, Success stories with Comments Off

The allegations in this case were that my client had attempted to rob a store at a mall in downriver in Wayne County. The prosecutions case claimed that my client went into a store with her friend and began hiding merchandise in her purse. On the way out of the store they were stopped by …

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Probation Violation Livonia Dismissed

Posted Apr 18 2013 by in Criminal defense, possession of drugs, Probation Violation, Success stories, Theft Crimes with Comments Off

Our client came to us after being Show Caused for a violation of probation at the 16 District Court in Livonia, Wayne County, Michigan. The allegation against her was that she failed a drug test on two occasions. She had been on probation for a drug crime and retail fraud crime. Drug Test Violation of …

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Criminal Juvenile Matter dismissed at the Northville District Court

Posted Mar 27 2013 by in Criminal defense, possession of drugs, Success stories with Comments Off

The 35th District Court in Plymouth has jurisdiction over criminal cases occurring in Northville, Michigan.  The 35th District Court is one of few courts in Wayne County that handles their own  juvenile crime cases rather than sending them downtown to the Lincoln Hall of Justice in Detroit. Juvenile Charged with Possession of Marijuana In this …

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Domestic Violence Lawyer, Boria gets a Not Guilty

Posted Mar 23 2013 by in assault and battery, Criminal defense, Success stories with Comments Off

Matthew was charged with Domestic Violence, a misdemeanor punishable by up to 93 days in jail, hefty fines, loss of his ability to possess a firearm, and other loss of other liberties. Domestic Violence in Fenton, Oakland County Michigan Matthew was at his home in Fenton, Michigan with his former fiancé and roommate. The three …

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Disorderly Conduct Charge dropped in Garden City, Michigan

Posted Feb 25 2013 by in Criminal defense, Success stories with Comments Off

Here we are once again blogging about another dismissed case. By now you may be thinking, “wow, this attorney is incredibly self centered (like the majority of lawyers) and only blogs about his victories”. The truth is that Aaron J. Boria, PLLC, has had more than 6 of our previous cases dismissed in the last …

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Michigan Criminal Lawyer

Posted Jan 22 2013 by in Criminal defense with Comments Off

If you have been charged with a crime in Michigan it is important that you hire an experienced Michigan criminal lawyer. Many lawyers claim to practice criminal law when in fact they are divorce lawyers or personal injury lawyers that dabble in criminal law. Aaron J. Boria, PLLC, is concrete in criminal law. Approximately 90% …

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Expungement in Michigan

Posted Dec 29 2012 by in Criminal defense with Comments Off

An expungement in Michigan is the process of setting aside a conviction under state law. It will allow you to tell employers that you have not been convicted of whatever criminal charge was expunged. Setting aside, or expunging, a conviction does not completely erase the conviction in the eyes of the criminal justice system, but …

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Implied Consent Law and Refusal

Posted Apr 20 2012 by in Criminal defense, drinking and Driving, owi with Comments Off

Michigan’s Implied Consent Law What is the Implied Consent Law? The law says that if you are arrested for a drinking and driving offense you are required to submit to a chemical test. Implied Consent Law punishment A first Implied Consent refusal results in a suspended license for a year. A second Implied Consent refusal …

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Refusing a breathalyzer in Michigan

Posted Apr 19 2012 by in Criminal defense, drinking and Driving, owi with Comments Off

Refusing a breathalyzer Refusing a breathalyzer in Michigan is a civil infraction in connection with an OWI stop. A civil infraction means means that refusing a breathalyzer in Michigan is not a crime. The fine for refusing a breathalyzer is usually around $200. There are no points added to your license and the infraction is …

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