No Jail For A Woman Charged With Driving Under OWI Suspension A Second Time

In Michigan, the penalties increase significantly if you are caught driving while your license is suspended for a previous OWI offense. These penalties can escalate even further if someone is found driving under an OWI suspension more than once. Recently,…

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Not Guilty Verdict For A CDL Driver Charged With OWI

In Port Huron, MI a man with his Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) was pulled over and subsequently charged with an OWI when his BAC was found to be .13. This is a serious matter because any CDL driver charged with…

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No Additional Suspension For Man Driving Under A License Suspension

We recently represented a full-time hi-low driver out of Westland, Michigan, who had three serious prior OWI convictions on his record. The man lost his license as an unfortunate consequence. As of late, he was charged with driving under a…

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Man Charged With Michigan OWVI Avoids License Suspension

Not too long ago, the legal services of Davis Law Group PLLC were requested by a 30-year-old Eastpointe man after being pulled over for failing to properly signal. Our client, a security guard and Costco employee, had previously consumed a…

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Operating While Intoxicated Charge Reduced For Michigan Woman

A 25-year-old woman recently contacted Davis Law Group for help with her two operating while intoxicated charges, pending in two separate cities. In the state of Michigan, two OWI charges within a seven year period requires a one-year license suspension.…

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Firefighter’s OWI Reduced to Reckless Driving

We recently represented a 24-year-old firefighter charged with a Michigan OWI. In Michigan, operating while intoxicated is a serious criminal traffic offense; if convicted, the man may have faced up to 93 days in jail, a fine of up to…

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