Do U.S. citizens have the right to protest? When does the act of protest cross the line into terrorism? Public attention has turned to the events of April 19, 1997 after the death of James Nichols on February 14, 2017. He was the brother of Terry Nichols and was arrested along with Timothy McVeigh. His…
What if you fell victim to an Internet scam and ended up facing a felony conviction? This is what’s happening to a Bay City, Michigan man who wired $70,000 to someone from the African country of Ghana. He ended up being charged with false pretenses. Let’s take a look at this example of false pretenses…
On January 17th, Lestina Marie Smith, a 17-year-old woman from Saginaw, was charged with two counts of first degree criminal sexual conduct for allegedly raping a 19-year-old man at knifepoint. She is currently being held without bond awaiting the determination of probable cause.
The lawsuits against Dr. Larry Nassar, the former Michigan State University sports medicine doctor, keep piling up. To date, there are at least 50 criminal complaints filed against him.
What if you were taken to jail and charged with armed robbery for being at your girlfriend’s house? There is bad news this week for Spartan fans. High school senior Donovan Winter, son of former NFL defensive player, Blaise Winter, did not sign a letter of intent with Michigan State on Wednesday’s National Signing Day.
It’s impossible to ignore what’s going on in the United States in the last week with regard to President Trump’s executive order halting our nation’s refugee program and banning the acceptance of any more refugees from 7 Muslim majority countries. There is already much debate and conflict over the order and, rather than add a…
Why would anyone who has evidence stacked against them consider pleading not guilty in court? You may be asking yourself that question while reading the latest news in the proceedings against Dr. Larry Nassar. Nassar was a doctor at MSU’s sport-medicine clinic from 1997 until last September. He was a long-time volunteer for USA Gymnastics…
What does it mean to have one’s sentence commuted or pardoned? You might be wondering this if you’ve been listening to the news in the last few weeks.
In 2014, Nicole Davis was charged with and pleaded guilty to reckless driving causing death and operating a motor vehicle without security – which caused the death of University of Michigan student Sharita Williams as she was crossing Plymouth Road in Ann Arbor.
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