Domestic Violence Dismissed – Rochester
Today, our client walked out of court with the criminal charge against her dismissed. She was charged with domestic violence in a court known for dishing out incredibly harsh penalties. We believed that we had a strong self-defense claim, and
Drivers License Reinstated – License Lawyer Michigan
Driver license lawyer, Aaron J. Boria strikes again. This time our client was granted a full license on the spot from the Michigan Secretary of State Driver Assessment and Appeals Division. Originally our client’s appeal for a driver license was
Felonious Assault – Gun Charges Dismissed – Livingston
Our client was in Brighton waiting in line to get a coffee when another driver decided that he was going to cut the line of cars waiting to order their coffee. When he cut into the line he was flicking
Driver License Lawyer Wins Again
This blog in this case is about our client who refused a breath test and her license was revoked for a year. Don’t worry, there is a happy ending, we got it back, but if you are looking for driver
Refused a Breath Test – Can I get a License?
Clients often call me and ask me, what happens if I refuse a breathalyzer? If you refuse a breathalyzer after you have been arrested for suspicion for drinking and driving then you will lose your license for a year. There is
Possession of Marijuana – Michigan
The war on drugs continues. Police are out and actively looking for teens and adults using marijuana. In many jurisdictions police are still making arrests even if someone has a valid medical marijuana card. At Aaron J. Boria, PLLC, we believe
Drunk Boating Lawyer – Michigan
Not many states enforce drunk boating laws as strictly as Michigan. As of this year, the legal limit to operate a boat has been lowered from a .10 to a .08, the same as Operating a Motor Vehicle While Intoxicated
Drinking and Driving Lawyer
It’s 4th of July Weekend and the local police, county police, and state police are out targeting drunk drivers. Increased drunk driving enforcement has been ramped up in all of Michigan’s 83 counties from now until July 12. Last year