Aggressive Criminal Defense Blog
Detroit Man Indicted For Buying Arms From Undercover Agent
Sebastian Gregerson, a 29-year-old resident of Detroit, has been indicted by a federal grand jury for attempting to purchase illegal arms from an undercover officer posing as a weapons dealer. But that, it seems, is only the beginning of Gregerson’s troubles. When the FBI raided Gregorsen’s home recently, aside from the large quantity of […]
[Read More]Michigan Teen Likely Headed to Prison For Impersonating a Cop
Teen With “Dark Thoughts” Impersonates Undercover Police Officer to Get Closer To Waitress 18-year-old Nicholas M. Fuhst from Otsego County has been accused of having what the prosecutor described as “some dark thoughts.” This led to a felony charge that he just pled no contest to. ‘No contest’ doesn’t mean admitting that you’re guilty, but […]
[Read More]St. Clair County Teen Takes Plea in Attempted Murder Case
15-year-old Daniel Bell III has accepted a plea offer from the St. Clair County Prosecutor’s Office in a recent attempted murder and robbery case. Unfortunately for Bell, the plea offer doesn’t lighten the load all that much and this young teen is facing at a substantial amount of prison time in his future. Bell […]
[Read More]Marijuana to Remain Illegal Under Federal Law
In 2014, then- US Attorney General Eric Holder said that he was ācautiously optimisticā about efforts to legalize cannabis in the United States. Since then, the number of states that have passed laws legalizing medical marijuana and decriminalizing possession of pot have grown rapidly. Some states like Colorado and Washington, have very lenient laws. Others, […]
[Read More]Oakland County, MI Cake Kicker Enters No Contest Plea
There are a number of off-the-wall sports practiced around the US that involve the destruction of food items. None of them has made it into the Olympic Games yet. Pumpkin chunking, potato cannons and the ubiquitous egg-and-spoon-race are but a few of the sports. While there are lots of entertaining and frankly, strange “food games” […]
[Read More]Inmates Make a Break For It – Caught Within The Hour
Two female inmates recently made a break for it while being transferred into a vehicle after a court appearance in Brighton, MI. It was less than one hour before both were back under lock and key after a massive manhunt in Livingston County. 32-year-old Lisa Finlayson of South Lyon, and 40-year-old Nicole Vermeylen of […]
[Read More]Michigan’s ‘Revenge Porn’ Law
If you have been following our previous posts, you will know that there was a bill in the works for quite a while that addressed the issue of “revenge porn.” Well after months of consideration, having passed both the Michigan House and the Senate, Lt. Gov. Brian Calley signed SB 924 and 925 into law […]
[Read More]Predictive Analytics – Striking a Healthy Balance
Every controversial subject has passionate believers on both sides of the fence, lobbying for what they believe is the best possible outcome. The use of predictive analytics in criminal justice is no different. In this case, if you were to step back and take an objective view of the subject, you would see that there […]
[Read More]Predictive Analytics – The Law Enforcement of The Future?
While there are certainly people who believe that predictive analytics has no legitimate place in our criminal justice system, not everyone agrees with them. Having discussed the opinions of certain detractors in the first installment on this article, we take a look at a few of the people who believe that predictive analytics are the […]
[Read More]Predictive Analytics – Smart Planning or Racial Profiling?
The use of Predictive Analytics is widespread in today’s world, and is exceedingly common in business. From projecting increases in certain sales, to predicting the spending habits of buyers, it has made the cost of doing business for companies all over the world that much easier. But when it comes to the use of predictive […]
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