This article was originally posted on Macomb Daily by Jameson Cook. A former Warren woman whose negligence caused her baby to drown avoided jail Wednesday…
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Woman Accused of Drowning Her Baby in the Bathtub Sentenced to Probation

This article was originally posted on Macomb Daily by Jameson Cook. A former Warren woman whose negligence caused her baby to drown avoided jail Wednesday…
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Unfortunately, the concept of a convicted felon serving the time and getting on with his or her life is often just a fantasy. Even after completing your prison sentence, paying all fines and fees, and complying with the terms of parole, there are numerous collateral consequences you will have to deal…
At the risk of sounding obvious, dealing with mere allegations of a sex crime can cause long-lasting, significant damage to your social standing, professional reputation, and personal well being. A conviction for a misdemeanor or felony sex crime means your life will change—dramatically…
The crimes are non-violent, but you can still end up in prison for decades. Many people say that the crimes are even victimless, but that will not help you escape prosecution. The charges in question here are white-collar crimes, and they are taken very seriously by state — and federal — authorities…
As an educated, highly respected professional, you are well aware of the ways that a DUI charge – much less a conviction – can upend your life, your employment, your social relationships, and everything else you’ve worked so hard to cultivate and maintain…
Whether you are charged with a misdemeanor or a felony, you will be “arraigned” before a judge. An arraignment is when you will go before a judge for the first time. Depending on your situation, you may be arraigned either in court or through video conference from jail. During your arraignment, the judge will read the formal…
The coronavirus pandemic has brought huge changes to the world, and we have noticed that many big questions are weighing heavily on people’s minds. While…
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The vast majority of Michigan drivers are familiar with some common facts about driving under the influence (DUI), such as that the legal limit for…
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Amendment IV of the United States Constitution’s Bill of Rights codifies protections for citizens against “unreasonable” searches and seizures. This amendment, as well as Michigan…
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