Domestic Assault Dismissal
Our client was charged with three counts of domestic assault. Two of the charges were in Detroit’s 36th District Court, and one of the charges was in West Bloomfield’s 48th District Court. Our client worked for the Federal Government as an
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
Minor In Possession Ann Arbor Michigan
If you are facing Minor In Possession (MIP) charges in Ann Arbor Michigan contact Michigan criminal lawyer, Aaron J. Boria (734) 453-7806. MIP lawyer, Boria has successfully obtained multiple dismissals on Minor In Possession charges in the Ann Arbor court system
Possession of Marijuana Michigan
In Michigan, marijuana is listed as a schedule 1 controlled substance. A substance is listed as schedule 1 when it is considered highly addictive by the government and has no accepted medical use. Even with the passage of Michigan’s Medical
Resisting Arrest Dismissed in Michigan
Our client was charged with Resisting and Obstructing a Police officer in Hamtramck. He was taken to jail where he spent the night until he was allowed to post a bond. The case was heard at the 31st District Court
Drinking and Driving in Troy
While we love writing about dismissals and major reductions in drinking and driving cases there are some cases where the police have done their job properly and the case cannot be dismissed due to legal error (although we still obtained
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
Michigan Supreme Court Rules on Medical Marijuana
The Supreme Court of Michigan issued a ruling yesterday regarding the Michigan Medical Marihuana Act (MMMA) in a case titled Ter Beek v City of Wyoming. There were two main issues decided by the Court: 1. Does the Federal Controlled Substances