Stealing Political Yard Signs: Charges, Penalties & Defense
Did you know that stealing political yard signs could result in a misdemeanor conviction?
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Swatting: A Dangerous Game With Harsh Consequences
Have you ever heard the term swatting? It doesn’t sound like a very serious occupation until you learn that it refers to a police SWAT team. Swatting is the dangerous and illegal practice of making a false emergency call to elicit rapid police response at someone else’s residence. Usually, these extreme prank callers report something…
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Sexually Delinquent Person and Prison for Life: What You Need to Know
Did you know there’s another sex offender label in the state of Michigan? Being labeled a sex offender and made to enter your name on the sex offender registry is terrible enough. In certain situations can also get you hit with the designation sexually delinquent person. This designation can result in up to life in…
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Poaching in Michigan: Crimes, Penalties & Defense
Poaching in Michigan is a serious offense in Michigan with serious penalties if convicted. Did you know Michigan has elk? Most people think of these animals as belonging in the Western states or Canada. However, Michigan is home to a population of these beautiful, wild creatures. Michigan is also home to many avid hunters. Unlike…
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Defiant Reopening in Michigan Leads to Preliminary Injunction
Will defying a preliminary injunction lead to jail?
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Michigan’s New Extended Lockdown Guidelines – What You Need to Know
Have you or has a loved one been arrested during Michigan’s stay-at-home lockdown?
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How to Beat a Bad Check Charge in Michigan
Have you ever thought there was more money in your bank account then there was? Are you facing a bad check charge? What is a Bad Check?
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Stalking in Michigan: Charges, Penalties & Defense
Are you or is someone you love being investigated for stalking in Michigan?
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Ecstasy Possession in Michigan: Charges, Penalties & Defense
Did you know that taking ecstasy in Michigan is a misdemeanor offense? You could spend up to a year in jail if the drug is found in your system. It can be found through your blood, saliva, hair, sweat, and other sources through drug tests.
