If someone is involved in an accident, Michigan law requires that the person who caused the accident perform certain things, including staying at the scene of the accident, especially if someone was injured. Leaving the scene of an accident may result in heavy fines, license suspension, and even jail time. Requirement After An Accident Under Michigan […]
In Michigan, District Court judges have the authority to issue warrants. Law enforcement has the right to arrest an individual and may appear at the person named in the warrant’s home, work, or another place of business. As a result, contacting an attorney if you believe you have a warrant out for your arrest is […]
Embezzlement is a very serious property theft crime because it occurs when someone is entrusted to manage or monitor someone else’s money or property, and using that trust, they steal all or part of that money or property for their personal gain. One of the key elements of embezzlement, which makes it different than general theft, is […]
Definition Of Sexual Assault In Michigan Sexual assault occurs when someone coerces or forces another person into unwanted sexual contact; it is not limited to penetration. It can be unwanted sexual touching or lewdness. The State of Michigan refers to it as sexual conduct, while some schools define it as sexual misconduct in their policies. Sexual […]
If you have been arrested in Michigan, police must read you a list of rights to which you are entitled under the Constitution. These rights are called Miranda rights, which outline the rights that all suspects in criminal investigations have while in custody under the 5th and 6th amendments of the United States Constitution. Law […]
Indecent exposure often ends up being a joke you see on TV or in movies. The reality of an indecent exposure charge is much different. Depending on the nature and circumstances of your indecent exposure violation, you may face substantial penalties and stigma that can follow you for the rest of your life. The consequences […]
Michigan and federal laws sometimes differ or conflict depending on each state’s legislation. For example, in Michigan, most instances of possession of marijuana are no longer criminalized, with some exceptions. However, federal drug schedules still name marijuana as one of the most serious drugs to possess or use. As a result, even if you follow Michigan […]
If you have been charged with a sex crime in Michigan, you may be required to register your name on the Michigan sex offender registry. Even if you do not, having a sex crime conviction on your record can substantially affect your life. Apart from the obvious consequences like jail time, fines, or probation, you […]
Arson is a charge that most do not think about much. In terms of criminal cases, we tend to consider the more visible charges like murder, assault, or white-collar crimes. However, arson charges substantially affect the victims and those accused of it. Depending on the circumstances of the case, if you are charged with arson, […]
In Michigan, first-degree murder is one of the most serious offenses that you can commit. If convicted, you could face a life sentence. If you have been charged with homicide, you will need a skilled Michigan criminal defense attorney to represent you. George Law criminal defense attorneys have extensive experience defending clients in criminal defense cases. […]
