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When you are pulled over by the police and suspected of a DUI, you can expect a relatively predictable interaction. The police will ask for your driver’s license and insurance card. They will also run your plates. While one officer checks everything out, another may…
The law in the state of Michigan provides certain rights to officers of the state so they can perform their duty to preserve law and order and protect the citizens and property within a community. In the event that you are placed under arrest lawfully,…
As a powerful opioid, the Michigan legislature has scheduled fentanyl as a Schedule II drug under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA). Its classification refers to the high potential for this drug to be abused and cause severe dependence while also currently accepted in a limited…
If you are pulled over and the police officer suspects that you have been drinking, you may be asked to complete a field sobriety test (FST). An FST is supposed to tell an officer if you are intoxicated and whether you may be driving under…
If you have been accused of a criminal act, then you should know that a state prosecutor must file charges against you within a specific period of time, based on the act. This time limit is referred to as a statute of limitations and it…