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Drunk Driving Operation Can be Proven by Driver’s Admission to Police

The Michigan Court of Appeals has recently held that a driver’s admission to drinking too much and trying to drive from the bar were admissible against her to establish the element of operation. As prosecutors often say in their opening/closing arguments, a crime is made up of parts called elements.…

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48th District Court Judge in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Finds Prejudice when Drunk Driving Case Set for Trial Then Dismissed

The Barone Defense Firm recently handled a drunk driving case in Bloomfield Hills 48th District Court.  The case involved a person who was stopped for weaving and running a red light.  According to the police officer, this driver failed the field sobriety tests, and was arrested.  He later had his…

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In Michigan DUI Cases Prosecutors have Duty to Provide Evidence of your Innocence

If you are charged with drunk driving in Michigan the prosecutor has a legal and ethical duty to provide your attorney with any evidence that might be helpful to your defense.  This includes things like police reports, witness statements, video recordings or chemical tests. This legal obligation was affirmed in…

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