Aggressive Criminal Defense Blog

Welcome back and thanks for joining us for the last installment in this discussion about false confessions. We’ve already talked about the Reid techniques cops use to get people to confess, and even why some people choose to make false confessions (by the way, if none of this sounds familiar you probably missed an article […]

Welcome back and thanks for joining us. We’ve been talking about false confessions and how the cops get you to confess to something you never did. If this sounds preposterous to you, then you’ve obviously missed the first articles in this series, so we recommend you take a couple of minutes and get caught up. […]

Welcome back and thanks for joining us for this very important subject. If you’re just finding us now we recommend you spend a minute getting caught up here to avoid confusion. Don’t worry, we’ll wait… And now that we’re all on the same page, let’s jump back in where we left off, discussing the erroneous […]

Nobody confesses to crimes they didn’t do, right? After all, who would ever admit guilt to something they never did? It seems preposterous to most people. And yet it’s actually a major issue that puts thousands of innocent people behind bars every year. Don’t believe us? Be prepared to have your mind blown as we […]

Welcome back and thanks for joining us for this continuing discussion on jury tampering in Michigan. We’ve been discussing an interesting case that’s been dragging on for several years now, in which a man who tried to inform jury members of their rights before a scheduled trial was later accused of jury tampering. Although the […]

This is, believe it or not, a rather complex question with more at stake than you’d realize. In fact, a recent case that the Michigan Court of Appeals decided does a great job of making it clear just how “muddy” the waters can get when you’re dealing with jury rights, and jury tampering here in […]

Welcome back to this discussion on reserve officers in Michigan, and why this should be a more controversial subject than it is! As we mentioned in the previous article, a recent investigation conducted by the Detroit Free Press revealed that there are more than 3,000 civilian officers, untrained and unsupervised, working all over the state […]

How can you tell a cop from a regular civilian here in Michigan? Easy! Cops wear uniforms, carry guns and badges, and enforce the law, while the average civilian doesn’t, right? Wrong! Believe it or not, there are thousands of civilians around Michigan who wear uniforms, carry badges and guns, and assist in law enforcement. […]

It has been several years since Michigan’s legislators and law enforcement officials realized that Michigan has a problem. Think “drug abuse”, and most people think heroin, or cocaine, or even meth. What they don’t tend to think about is prescription drug abuse. We’re talking about legal medications designed to help people heal and manage pain. […]

  Happy Thanksgiving from The Kronzek Firm!   We hope you and your loved ones have a wonderful day this Thanksgiving! As a firm we are very grateful for our clients and community.   Please remember, statistics show that domestic violence encounters and drunk driving accidents both increase during the holidays. Be aware of yours, […]