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Parents play a vital role in the juvenile justice system

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Apr 2, 2020 | Criminal Defense

Michigan youth may find themselves in the juvenile justice system for breaking the law or committing an offense like truancy or a curfew violation. We have guided juvenile offenders and their parents through criminal cases. The Association for Children’s Mental Health...

Why are your Miranda rights so important?

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Feb 26, 2020 | Criminal Defense

If you enjoy movies and TV shows featuring good guys against bad guys, you probably have heard fictional law enforcement officers give the Miranda warning to people they arrest. But while you may know the Miranda warning by heart, you likely fail to recognize its...

A drug arrest does not have to limit your future

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Feb 11, 2020 | Criminal Defense

When it comes to criminal charges, particularly drug charges, most people wonder how it is going to impact them in the present. What are the current consequences? What some do not consider, however, is how that charge may impact their future.  According to the New...

How accurate are field sobriety tests?

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Feb 4, 2020 | Criminal Defense

Michigan law enforcement may use field sobriety tests during a DUI stop. They use these tests to determine if they should proceed with breath or blood tests. But what should you know about field sobriety tests first? How accurate are they? How can they impact you? ...

What should you know about carrying a concealed weapon?

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Dec 31, 2019 | Criminal Defense

According to USCCA, carrying a concealed weapon can be charged as long as the weapon that is being concealed cannot be easily seen. It does not need to be completely hidden. So what are the penalties for being in violation of Michigan’s carrying concealed...

What does Michigan law state about possession of marijuana?

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Dec 31, 2019 | Criminal Defense

If the Michigan state prosecutor charges you with possession of marijuana, you’re looking at one year in the county jail and a fine of up to $2000. Even on a city case, you’re still looking at up to 93 days in jail and a $500 fine plus costs. And on top of...

More job opportunities for convicts in Michigan

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Dec 19, 2019 | Criminal Defense

A criminal conviction can follow a person for the rest of their lives. It affects almost every facet of daily living. When people learn someone has a criminal record, they may treat them differently. This leads to ostracization before even getting to know the...

What is the relationship between juvenile justice and education?

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Dec 18, 2019 | Criminal Defense

There is a correlation between your child’s education and his or her involvement in the Michigan juvenile justice system. In other words, involvement in the juvenile justice system may hurt your child’s educational prospects, both now and in the future....

Evidence collection in drunk driving cases

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Dec 13, 2019 | Criminal Defense, DUI/OWI

During the holidays, you might find yourself attending more social events than normal. This is common for many people in Michigan. At these events, hosts may serve you wine, beer, spiked egg nog or some other alcoholic beverage, which is also very common. Here at...

Criminal defense protects the rights of the accused

On behalf of Gormley and Johnson Law Offices, PLC | Dec 13, 2017 | Criminal Defense

Police may spend a large portion of their time attending to drug-related activity in Michigan neighborhoods. Without question, the fight against dangerous and addictive substances is a difficult one, and law enforcement may feel overwhelmed at times. Out of zeal, poor...
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