An OWI arrest in Michigan can put your driver’s license, finances, and freedom at risk. Our OWI and DUI articles cover Michigan drunk-driving laws, traffic stops, chemical testing, implied consent, possible defenses, court proceedings, and other issues that arise after an alcohol- or drug-related driving arrest.
One OWI arrest in Michigan can ground a pilot faster than bad weather if federal rules aren’t handled right. A DUI or OWI arrest is serious for anyone. For a licensed pilot, it carries consequences that extend far beyond Michigan’s…
East Lansing OWI Cases An Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) charge in East Lansing does not proceed the same way as one in Lansing or other parts of Ingham County. The 54B District Court has its own procedures, prosecutors, and judicial…
In Michigan, the distinction between a charge of Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) and Operating While Visibly Impaired (OWVI) is significant. It may be the difference between a hard license suspension that takes you off the road completely and the ability…
Facing an OWI charge is stressful for anyone, but it can be especially overwhelming for Michigan college students. A single mistake, misunderstanding, or poorly handled encounter with police can put a student’s academic path, financial aid, campus housing, and future…
Michigan enforces some of the toughest Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) laws in the country. For out-of-state drivers, an arrest here can have far-reaching consequences, even after returning home. Whether you were visiting family, traveling for business, or driving through Michigan,…
Michigan takes drunk driving offenses very seriously, and drivers charged under the state’s “Super Drunk” law face some of the harshest penalties available. The law targets individuals arrested with a blood alcohol content (BAC) of 0.17 percent or higher, which…