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Discussing the Michigan Supreme Court's recent decision in Peo v Koon which states that medical marijuana users must be "under the influence" before being convicted of OWI.
Discusses in depth what constitutes "operating" a motor vehicle for purposes of a DUI or OWI.
Michigan's Resisting & Obstructing statute including definitions, penalties, defenses, and recent case law.
Detailing Michigan's Retail Fraud or Shoplifting statute and penalties.
When can someone with a suspended or revoked license apply to the circuit court for a hardship driver's license.
Detailing Michigan's Fleeing & Eluding statutes and the various penalties and defenses.
Discusion and detail of the NTSB's new recommendations for DUI laws and penalties including lowering the BAC requirement from .08 to .05.
Although the “Three Strikes” rules changed dramatically in November, 2012 when California voters passed “Proposition 36″, it is still no joke.
Reibstein Law Criminal Defense FAQ
AG Schuette opposes bill to decriminalize pot Rep. Jeff Irwin by Michigan Criminal Attorney. If you have any legal questions, contact our Michigan Criminal Attorneys at (877) 737-8800.
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