Oakland County Lawyer Great Success
No Prison Time For Defendant Facing Years Criminal defense lawyer, Aaron J. Boria obtained a great result at the Oakland County Circuit Court. Our client was facing a minimum of two years in prison and as much as 5 years in
What is a preliminary exam?
If you are charged with a felony in Michigan, a preliminary examination is a probable cause hearing, where it is determined if a crime was probably committed and the accused probably committed it. All criminal cases, regardless if they are misdemeanors
Criminal Defense Lawyer – Michigan
Over the next few weeks there will be lots of shopping, parties, drinking, and more. Unfortunately, for many, these times will come with some mistakes, fights, DUI's and theft offenses. If you are charged with a crime call Michigan criminal defense
Criminal Lawyer Plymouth
When you are facing criminal charges at the 35th District Court you want to know that your lawyer is highly educated and highly respected by the court's staff, judges and prosecutors, which is why you need to call Aaron J.
Criminal Lawyer Immigration
Our client made a mistake that turned her life upside down. She was charged with Retail Fraud and Contributing to the Delinquency of a minor, crimes that, as an immigrant, could have meant serious immigration consequences and ruined her life
What Happens at a Trial?
This blog post is part three in a series aimed at informing the public about the confusing and unfamiliar court procedure if you have been accused of a crime. At the criminal defense firm of Boria Law - Criminal Defense
What is Arraignment?
If you have been charged with a crime then the first time you appear in court will be for purposes of arraignment. At the arraignment the judge will formally read the charges against you and assess a bond. This is
Criminal Defense Lawyer Michigan
There are all kinds of lawyers out there from personal injury lawyers, divorce lawyers, to so called general practice lawyers, , but when you are facing criminal charges you need a criminal lawyer. Aaron J. Boria is not a personal
Felony Firearm Dismissed
Our client was charged with Felony Firearm out of the 34th Romulus District Court. A conviction for felony firearm would have meant our a mandatory two years in prison. The client made the right call and that call was to Michigan
What’s the Difference in a Bench Trial and Jury Trial?
If your criminal matter cannot be resolved to your satisfaction you may have to go to trial. Criminal defense attorney and trial lawyer, Aaron J. Boria, has won trials for his clients from misdemeanors to felonies. Call (734) 453-7806. The ability to