Featured: Infant with pacifier in car-seat- Why Drinking and transporting kids is a no-go in Michigan

If you’re over 21, you can technically have a specific level of alcohol in your system and still operate your vehicle lawfully. That is because the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for non-commercial drivers in Michigan and many other states in the U.S. is 0.08% for virtually all motorists. As a result of this ability […]

Featured: Young red-haired female looking at camera- Statutory Rape Lawyer

Statutory rape is a serious crime that carries significant consequences in Michigan. If you or someone you know is facing allegations of statutory rape, it’s crucial to comprehend the relevant laws and penalties associated with this offense. Below, statutory rape lawyers at George Law will delve into the specifics of MCL 750.520d, discuss the potential […]

Featured: Group dressed in orange with stalking banner across their eyes- Michigan stalking lawyer-MCL-Section-750-411h

In Michigan, the legal system recognizes the gravity of stalking and has enacted specific statutes to address and combat this offense. Below, criminal defense attorneys at George Law explain the intricacies of stalking laws in Michigan, providing a thorough understanding of the definitions, penalties, and potential defenses. What Constitutes Stalking Under MCL Section 750.411h? Stalking […]

Featured: Male searching online wearing headphones- Seeking Criminal Defense Representation for Your Child

If your child has been arrested or otherwise accused of wrongdoing, you’re likely angry at the situation (and possibly at them) and fearful for their future. Given the potentially life-altering stakes of your child’s circumstances, the time to seek legal guidance is now. Whether your child is a minor, an older teenager, or a young […]

Featured: Male arm on steering wheel of vehicle- Michigan Sex Trafficking Lawyer- Penal Code Section 750.459

Human trafficking is a serious crime involving the exploitation of individuals for various purposes, such as forced labor, sexual exploitation, and involuntary servitude. Notably, the state of Michigan has enacted stringent laws, including Penal Code Section 750.459, to address and prosecute human trafficking offenses. Understanding the provisions of this code, the penalties associated with human […]

Male writing notes at desk - Preparing for a Criminal Defense Case Evaluation

You’re under investigation for criminal wrongdoing, or you’ve recently been arrested. You are – very understandably – panicking. And as a result, you’re pretty sure you’ll never be able to sleep again. For starters, please know that you are – by no means – the first individual who has either made a mistake or been […]

Featured: Man on steps in blue suit- Can I Represent Myself in a Criminal Case?

If you pay attention to high-profile criminal law cases – as has become a popular pastime among the millions of Americans who enjoy “true crime” television dramas, movies, and podcasts – you are likely aware that some criminal defendants opt to represent themselves when they are facing criminal charges. If you are facing criminal charges, […]

Featured: Red flag with burnt edge- Red Flag Laws in Michigan: What You Should Know

In the wake of the recent mass shooting on the Michigan State University campus in East Lansing, Democratic legislators began pushing for numerous changes to the state’s laws concerning gun ownership. In addition to calling for universal background checks and enacting new penalties for failing to store firearms safely when in the presence of a […]

Featured: 4 male juveniles sitting on rocky ledge looking at water- When can juveniles be charged as adults?

The goal of the juvenile criminal justice system is to maintain public safety while rehabilitating and reintegrating people under the age of 18 back into society. While the juvenile system functions similarly to the adult justice system, the courts consider that juveniles are immature and do not bear the same responsibility as adults. However, in […]

Featured: Hooded thief with tool waiting to steal red bike- Receiving Stolen Property in Michigan

In Michigan, buying, receiving, possessing, or concealing stolen property is illegal. This means that you can be charged with a felony offense if you are found to have knowingly bought or possessed stolen property. In addition, if you unknowingly buy the stolen property and later find out that it is stolen, you must forfeit the stolen property to […]