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Can Charges Be Dropped at an Arraignment Hearing in Michigan?

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Being charged with a crime in Michigan and facing your first court appearance—known as an arraignment hearing—can be overwhelming. One of the key questions defendants have is whether charges can be dropped at this early stage. While it is possible, it is not typical. However, understanding…
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Are DUI Checkpoints Legal in Michigan?

  • Drunk Driving
If you’ve ever wondered, “Are DUI checkpoints legal in Michigan?” here’s the clear answer. No, DUI checkpoints are not legal in Michigan. State law requires law enforcement to have reasonable suspicion or probable cause before stopping a vehicle, making random sobriety checkpoints unconstitutional. Understanding your rights…
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Is DUI a Felony in Michigan?

  • Drunk Driving
  If you’ve been charged with a DUI in Michigan, you may be wondering, “Is DUI a felony in Michigan?” Here’s the straightforward answer. In Michigan, a DUI can be charged as a felony if it involves repeat offenses, serious injuries, deaths, or other aggravating circumstances….
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Do You Need a Lawyer for a DUI in Michigan?

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If you’ve been charged with a DUI in Michigan, you might wonder, “Do I need a lawyer for a DUI?” Here’s the straightforward answer. Yes, hiring a lawyer for a DUI in Michigan is highly recommended. A skilled DUI attorney can protect your rights, challenge evidence…
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What is 3 Times Over the Legal Limit of Alcohol

  • Drunk Driving
In Michigan, being three times over the legal limit means having a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.24%. The legal limit for most drivers is 0.08%, so a BAC of 0.24% indicates extreme intoxication. At this level, severe impairment occurs, affecting motor skills, judgment, and reaction…
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What is the Legal Drinking Limit for Michigan BAC?

  • Drunk Driving
In Michigan, the legal drinking limit for Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) is 0.08% for drivers aged 21 and older. For commercial drivers, the limit is 0.04%, while drivers under 21 must adhere to a 0.02% limit due to the state’s zero-tolerance policy. Exceeding these limits can…
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What Happens After a DUI in Michigan?

  • Drunk Driving
After a DUI in Michigan, the legal process typically begins with an arrest followed by an arraignment, where you’re formally charged and informed of the penalties you may face. These penalties can range from fines, license suspension, and possible jail time depending on whether it’s your…
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What is an OWI in Michigan?

  • Drunk Driving
In Michigan, OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) is the legal term for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. An OWI charge applies when a driver’s Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is 0.08% or higher, or when a driver is impaired by drugs. OWI in Michigan includes…
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Can You Drive After a DUI Before Court Date in Michigan?

  • Drunk Driving
Generally, no, you cannot drive after a DUI before your court date. However, there are exceptions like restricted driving permits or temporary license restoration in certain cases. Driving after a DUI can lead to additional charges and penalties. It’s essential to consult with a Michigan DUI…
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Is Molly Legal in Michigan? Ecstasy (MDMA) Laws, Penalties, and Legal Options

  • Drug Crimes
No, Molly (also known as Ecstasy or MDMA) is illegal in Michigan. Classified as a Schedule I controlled substance under Michigan law, Molly has no accepted medical use, carries a high potential for abuse, and its possession, sale, or manufacture can result in severe penalties, including…
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