Category Archives: Litigation

In Michigan, burglary and breaking and entering are similar offenses. Even though these offenses are essentially the same in Michigan law, you can still face severe penalties. These penalties can…

Witness tampering is one of the crimes against justice that hurts the integrity of the justice system. Witnesses are central to any trial. Judges and juries expect them to tell…

Larceny is stealing property from another person. There are several kinds of larceny in Michigan and depending on the severity of the charge, comes with various penalties. These penalties can…

Taking one or two items from a store without paying can lead to severe punishments. Shoplifting—called “retail fraud” in Michigan—is a serious crime with serious penalties. If you or your…

Jury nullification occurs when a jury returns a verdict that is contrary to the law provided to them by the court. This can occur in a criminal case when there…

In Michigan, a probable cause conference is a court hearing before the preliminary examination. Both are considered part of the due process rights. Therefore, you and your attorney will generally…

Post by Derrick George on 12/19/2021 Schools are supposed to be places where kids learn and become productive members of society. You should not have to worry about their safety…

Post by Derrick George on 12/17/2021 Over the last twenty years, there has been a disturbing increase in the number of shootings at U.S. schools. These shootings have taken place…