Westland DUI Dismissed
Almost a full year ago our client was pulled over for speeding, he was doing 57 in a 40. When the officers approached the suspected that he had been drinking. The officers asked that he perform field sobriety tests including
Possession of Paraphernalia at School Dismissed
Our client was a student at Canton High School. The police showed up at the high school with drug sniffing dogs. The students were locked in their classrooms while the dogs went around and sniffed the lockers. Our client got
Assaulting Resisting Obstructing Police Dismissed
Today our client left court as one happy man. He had been charged with drinking and driving as well as four felony charges for assaulting, resisting, and obstructing a police officer. Each assaulting, resisting, and obstructing an officer count carried
Possession of Marijuana Dismissed in Livonia District Court
The Livonia police were out on patrol when they saw our client driving near Farmington Road at around 2 AM. Our client’s vehicle matched the description of another vehicle that had reportedly been involved in a series of thefts. Looking
Possession of Marijuana Suppressed at Northville Court
Being convicted for a possession of marijuana can land you in hot water. The penalty is worse than a drinking and driving charge. A conviction for a possession charge carries up to a full year in jail and up to
Michigan Home Invasion Charge Dismissed
Our client was charged with Home Invasion 2nd, a felony that carries up to 15 years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines. After several discussions with the prosecuting attorney and the judge we were able to reach a
DUI Lawyer gets another Not Guilty Verdict
This past Friday, at the 35th District Court in Plymouth, a jury returned a not guilty verdict for a man charged with the drinking and driving offense of Operating While Visibly Impaired. The judge that presided over the matter was
Resisting Arrest and Fleeing and Eluding Dismissed
Our client was charged with two felonies: Resisting Arrest and Fleeing and Eluding, two serious crimes that both carry maximum penalties of years in prison. We knew the case should have never been filed. The officer in this case used
Not Guilty of Larceny 35th District Court
On Thursday, February 20th, 2014, a jury unanimously acquitted our client of larceny. After about 17 minutes of deliberation the jury returned with a verdict of Not Guilty. Facing charges? Call (734) 453-7806 today. Larceny charge in Plymouth ends in
Retail Fraud Dismissed in Sterling Heights
Our client was a young mother down on her luck. Her and her husband had been struggling financially. They never thought they would be put in the position they were in but they had really come upon hard times. They