
The 77 Day Rule: Friend or Foe for Defendants?
By: Attorney G. Jack Burke A client recently contacted our office wondering if the so-called “77 Day Rule” could help his case. He had done some online research and found…
class="white-btn">Read More
Making a 7411 Plea in Michigan
Have you or has someone you know ever been charged with a first-time drug offense? Was the drug in question considered a controlled substance? A 7411 deferral may be possible.…
class="white-btn">Read More
“The Police Officer Didn’t Read Me My Miranda Rights”
One of the most-frequent questions clients who were pulled over for drunk driving ask us is: “What can I do if the cop didn’t read me my Miranda rights?” Depending…
class="white-btn">Read More
Can You Record a Conversation on Your Cell Phone?
Everybody has a cell phone, and nearly everyone has a smartphone. Sometimes you talk to someone who lies all the time, and you’re tired of it. You get mad, you…
class="white-btn">Read More
What are Criminal Charges for Hazing in Michigan
Boys will be boys, we often think. We all know lots of people who were subjected to “hazing”, maybe even we were. Think back to fraternities, sports teams, etc. It…
class="white-btn">Read More
Drunk Driving – a Summary
Very few people drive while they think they’re drunk. They don’t think they’re a danger to anyone. But something happens, the police pull them over, and they are over the…
class="white-btn">Read More
Michigan Domestic Violence – No Contact Order
If you have been charged with a domestic-violence crime, the judge may have entered a “No-Contact Order” while the case was pending. What exactly does this mean? How does it…
class="white-btn">Read More
Detroit Michigan Attorney Working Through COVID-19
At George Law, we are available to assist you with any of your legal needs, despite Michigan’s current Shelter-in-place order due to COVID- 19. Chat with us by using our…
class="white-btn">Read More
Michigan Domestic Violence: In General
Under Michigan law, it is a crime to threaten to harm or to actually harm an intimate partner. Michigan domestic violence laws were enacted to benefit victims of these sorts…
class="white-btn">Read More
Domestic Violence in Michigan: Staying Safe During COVID-19
For victims of abuse, the governor’s quarantine order to reduce the spread of COVID-19 puts them in a nightmare situation: they’ve been locked into a confined space with their biggest…
class="white-btn">Read More