Michael McInerney | Grand Rapids Criminal Defense Lawyer

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Ways to Fight DUI Charges  (2017-07-10 12:22:33)
If you have been caught and are facing a driving under the influence charge, you may think that your fate is sealed. It is important to understand, however, that authorities still have to follow proper procedure during your arrest.

How Are Field Sobriety Tests Conducted?  (2017-07-10 12:32:08)
Thousands of Americans each year are injured or killed in DWI accidents. Local and state authorities are aware of the issue, and often take proactive measure such as public campaigns to increase awareness and checkpoints during weekends and holidays when drunk driving increases.

Avoid drug charge tears by being aware of justice tiers  (2017-07-10 12:33:38)
If you are arrested for drug possession in Michigan, chances are the police officer represents a local jurisdiction. Depending on the circumstances of the encounter, however, drug charges eventually brought could expand beyond just possession.

Criminal conduct or someone in need of treatment?  (2017-07-10 12:34:32)
For decades, Michigan law enforcement has viewed drug use as primarily one of criminal conduct, deserving of punishment for violating the law and societal norms. Much of the force of criminal law is based on a rational weighing of costs and benefits.

The police are always looking for an excuse to stop a vehicle  (2017-07-10 12:35:29)
Police cannot stop a vehicle legally simply because of a random whim. They have to have what is known as probable cause or reasonable suspicion or an ordinance violation or criminal activitiy.