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Michigan Hit And Run Criminal Defense Lawyer
Secure Your Freedom With Our Criminal Defense Attorney Are you facing criminal charges and feeling overwhelmed? Don’t let your future hang in the balance. At George Law, we provide top-notch…
Read MoreMichigan Auto Theft Lawyer / Unauthorized Use Of Vehicle Lawyer
Act Fast With A George Law Criminal Defense Attorney Time waits for no one, especially in the legal world. The sooner you get in touch with a George Law lawyer,…
Read MoreMichigan Strangulation Lawyer – MCL 750.84
Strangulation is a serious crime that can have severe consequences for the perpetrator. In Michigan, the legal system has specific statutes in place to address and prosecute cases of strangulation.…
Read MoreMichigan Child Abuse Criminal Defense Lawyer
Child abuse is a serious crime in Michigan. It is crucial to understand the laws surrounding child abuse, the penalties for offenders, and the available defenses. Below, George Law will…
Read MoreWhat To Look For In A Criminal Defense Attorney
You or a loved one has recently been accused of criminal wrongdoing. You are feeling a sense of dread about the future and a sense of panic about the present.…
Read MoreCollateral Consequences Of A Criminal Conviction
Many people who have been arrested understandably question whether their situation is truly consequential. As a result, they question whether they really need to incur legal fees to be represented…
Read MoreBeware Of Social Media Until Your Criminal Case Is Resolved
If you have either been formally charged with criminal wrongdoing or are under investigation because law enforcement suspects that you may have committed illegal activities, it is imperative to behave…
Read MoreMichigan 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…
Read MorePreparing 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…
Read MoreCan 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…
Read MoreReceiving Stolen Property In Michigan
Thief stealing a parked bike in the city street In Michigan, buying, receiving, possessing, or concealing stolen property is illegal. This means that you can be charged with a felony…
Read MoreResisting & Obstructing Arrest In Michigan
Being arrested can be terrifying. If you panic during the arrest and make it more difficult for the police, it can result in a resisting and obstructing arrest charge. Even…
Read MoreInvoluntary Manslaughter
Involuntary manslaughter is the lowest level homicide offense that someone can be charged with when someone is killed in Michigan. The involuntary manslaughter category is meant to cover homicides that…
Read MoreCan I Get Charged With A Crime For Speeding?
Speeding may not seem like a serious thing. Usually, speeding will result in a ticket which is a traffic infraction, not a criminal offense, but sometimes speeding can lead to…
Read MoreRape Laws In Michigan
Under Michigan law, a person is required to be at least 16 years old to be able to engage in consensual sex. Additionally, if someone is above the age of…
Read MoreDriving Without A Driver’s License
There are a variety of penalties that someone can face if they are caught driving without a license, whether that means they never got a driver’s license, have a suspended…
Read MoreSecurities Fraud
In the United States, it is illegal for any company or person to commit fraud in the sale or transfer of a security. If someone commits securities fraud, the individual…
Read MoreHiring A Private Criminal Defense Attorney
It is well known that someone accused of committing a crime may request an attorney, and one will be appointed to them. However, this is not always the best option…
Read MoreRight To Record A Police Officer In Michigan
Generally, citizens have the right to record an on-duty police officer so long as the recording does not interfere with their work. However, some police officers in the United States…
Read MoreWhat To Do When The Police Question You
Generally, you should contact an attorney as soon as you are accused of a crime. Many people think this makes them seem guilty; however, this is merely a shield between…
Read MoreThe Arraignment Process
While the arraignment process is extremely short, usually less than 15 minutes, it is an essential part of the criminal process. In Michigan, during the arraignment, the court will inform…
Read MoreProbation Violations Versus Technical Violations
Probation and technical violations are similar in that they both transpire because of some offense that occurs while someone is on probation. What Is Probation? According to the Michigan government,…
Read MoreGetting Rid Of An Arrest Warrant In Michigan
In Michigan, District Court judges have the authority to issue warrants. Law enforcement has the right to arrest an individual and may appear at the person named in the warrant’s…
Read MoreEmbezzlement
Embezzlement is a very serious property theft crime because it occurs when someone is entrusted to manage or monitor someone else’s money or property, and using that trust, they steal…
Read MoreSexual Assault Lawyer In Michigan
Definition Of Sexual Assault In Michigan Sexual assault occurs when someone coerces or forces another person into unwanted sexual contact; it is not limited to penetration. It can be unwanted…
Read MoreMiranda Rights In Michigan
If you have been arrested in Michigan, police must read you a list of rights to which you are entitled under the Constitution. These rights are called Miranda rights, which…
Read MoreMichigan Sex Offender Registry
If you have been charged with a sex crime in Michigan, you may be required to register your name on the Michigan sex offender registry. Even if you do not,…
Read MoreMichigan Arson Attorney
Arson is a charge that most do not think about much. In terms of criminal cases, we tend to consider the more visible charges like murder, assault, or white-collar crimes.…
Read MoreMichigan First-Degree Murder
In Michigan, first-degree murder is one of the most serious offenses that you can commit. If convicted, you could face a life sentence. If you have been charged with homicide,…
Read MoreBurglary Lawyer
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…
Read MoreWhat Is Witness Tampering In Michigan?
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…
Read MoreRobbery Lawyer
Robbery and theft are often used interchangeably when discussing taking someone else’s property or things. However, the law treats each offense differently as there are different requirements associated with each…
Read MoreAssault And Battery Lawyer
Assault and battery are some of the most common criminal offenses in Michigan. Assault can have a few different meanings. Assault is an attempt to cause injury to another person…
Read MoreHow To Challenge An Eyewitness Identification
The criminal justice system greatly values eyewitness testimony. If someone saw you commit a crime, the odds are high that they positively identified you in a lineup or by looking…
Read MoreLarceny Lawyer
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…
Read MoreCan You Defend Against Michigan Shoplifting Charges?
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…
Read MoreConspiracy Lawyer
Conspiracy occurs when you agree with someone else to commit a crime. Conspiracy can involve or relate to a number of different kinds of crimes in Michigan. You need only…
Read MoreProbation In Michigan
Probation can serve as a punishment for a criminal conviction. It is an alternative to a jail sentence for many. It can be part of a plea bargain and is…
Read MoreMichigan Sentencing Guidelines
Michigan courts follow sentencing guidelines for individuals who have been charged and convicted of a felony in Michigan. The purpose of sentencing guidelines is to ensure that there are consistent…
Read MoreCriminal Process In Michigan
If you commit a crime and are immediately arrested without the involvement of a court for a warrant, you will be immediately taken to jail and likely be held until…
Read MoreJury Nullification
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…
Read MoreMichigan Stand Your Ground Law
Michigan is one of 26 states with a “stand your ground” law, an extension of the Castle Doctrine. This law allows someone to use lethal force to defend themselves or…
Read MoreOverview Of Felony Criminal Procedure In Michigan
Due Process Rights Under Michigan law, all people accused of a crime have certain due process rights which arise out of the Michigan and United States Constitutions. This article gives…
Read MoreProbable Cause Conference In Michigan
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…
Read MoreMichigan Arrest Warrants
If you are facing an arrest in Michigan, get in touch with the experienced criminal defense attorneys at George Law, who can help ensure that you are well-defended and your…
Read MorePossible Defenses Against Sex Crimes
When facing sexual misconduct charges, you must contact a reputable and award-winning Michigan sex crimes defense law firm, such as George Law. The criminal defense attorneys at George Law will…
Read MoreMichigan Fraud Crimes
Michigan Criminal Defense Lawyer For Fraud, Financial Crimes Crimes involving defrauding the government and financial improprieties may not involve violence but can still result in criminal charges and civil penalties.…
Read MoreMichigan Clean Slate Law
Michigan Clean Slate A criminal record negatively impacts all aspects of your life. Whether you’re looking for work, getting a certification or license, or getting accepted into college or graduate…
Read MoreMichigan Criminal Defense Lawyer
Post by Derrick George on 03/11/2022 When an individual is arrested or charged with a criminal offense, having a good attorney can have a major impact on the legal outcome…
Read MoreDrug Possession in Wayne County – Key Points
Post by Derrick George on 02/18/2022 Why You Need A Michigan Drug Crime Lawyer In Your Corner If you have been charged with a drug offense in Michigan, you could…
Read MoreMichigan Title IX Lawsuit Attorney
Post by Derrick George on 12/17/2021 Your child’s school should be a place where they learn the skills that they need to become responsible adults. You trust that the teachers…
Read MoreMichigan Drug Court
Post by Derrick George on 12/16/2021 What You Need To Know About Michigan Drug Court In Michigan, there is an Adult Treatment Court alternative that handles judicial proceedings involving chemically…
Read MoreMichigan Drug Laws
Post by Derrick George on 08/12/2021 Being charged with a drug crime in the state of Michigan can be devastating. The negative stigma of being a convicted felon accompanied by…
Read MoreSteps in the Typical Criminal Case
Post by Derrick George on 07/05/2021 When you are arrested for OWI in Michigan, you not only have to deal with your driving privileges being suspended, but you also have…
Read MoreThe 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…
Read MoreMaking 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.…
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?”…
Read MoreNo-Contact Order – Michigan Domestic Violence
Post by Derrick George on 05/04/2020 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…
Read MoreDomestic Violence Against Men
We live in the #MeToo era. A record number of female victims have sought justice for physical and sexual abuse by male aggressors. Though this is positive progress, it eliminates…
Read MoreMichigan 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…
Read MoreDomestic 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…
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