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
Super Drunk High BAC Michigan
Beginning October 31, 2010, a new drinking and driving offense was created referred to as Super Drunk .or OWI BAC .17 OR GREATER. The offense has been created for individuals convicted of operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol
Retail Fraud Lawyer Michigan
These are very stressful times. Money is tight and there can be a great deal of temptation when out shopping. At Boria Law, we know that people make mistakes and they shouldn't have to suffer for the rest of their lives
Can Police Pat You Down or Search You?
Most police encounters involve someone being ordered out of a car or stopped on the street and then patted down by the police officer. This happens far more often than it should. While it is legal in some situations, more
Violation of Michigan Shelter in Place Law
On March 23, 2020, at 11:00am, Michigan Governor, Gretchen Whitmer appeared live on television and across the internet, and issued Executive Order No. 2020-21, “Temporary requirement to suspend activities that are not necessary to sustain or protect life.” The order will
Can I dismiss Domestic Violence Charges?
Couples get heated and they have fights. Sometimes the fights are over a separation, allegations of cheating, or a fight over the kids. Sometimes tension just builds from being stuck in the same house with someone. The fight escalates and
Felony Drug Charges Dismissed – Plymouth
Our client was charged with possession of cocaine, a serious drug crime that is a 4-year felony at the 35th District Court in Plymouth. Our client was facing serious time as a habitual offender. When the case was done the
Not Guilty Michigan Assault and Battery Lawyer
A jury at the 35th District Court in Plymouth returned a Not Guilty verdict for our client who had been charged with Assault and Battery. The verdict came after only 17 minutes of deliberation. Attorney Boria asked the jury to listen
Michigan Assault Attorney
Assault in Michigan is a serious criminal offense. Don’t try to take on the police, prosecutors, and judges by your self. Hire an experienced lawyer before going into court. If you have been charged with assault and batter contact Michigan