Aggressive Criminal Defense Blog

Judicial Tenure Committee Files Complaint Against Judge Gorcyca It was a case discussed all over the country, sweeping through the media like wildfire, and enflaming bloggers and commenters across the nation. The Tsimhoni case. A custody battle so fraught with tension and despair, that the only thing that could possibly have made it worse would […]

Toys R Us Shooting Results in Charges for Teen 18-year-old Daquarius Quantrel Fisher is accused of shooting another person in the parking lot of the Toys R Us in Flint Township. The reason? The victim is alleged to have looked at him in a way that was insulting, which quickly escalated into a fight. Quantrel […]

MSU Student Charged in Terrorism Threats Sydney Gort, a Packaging major at MSU, has been charged with making threats of terrorism on campus recently. And according to police, this isn’t the first time that she has used this particular coping skill to alleviate the stress of college.

Nikey Dashone Walker and Shadeed Dontae Bey, a pair of 20-year-old Detroit area men, have been arrested and charged for beating up a man with cerebral palsy, and then posting the video of the assault to Facebook.

“Good Samaritan” Law Would Protect Minors The “good samaritan” bill passed the State Senate just days ago in a 38 – 0 vote, which lawmakers hope will ultimately result in fewer deaths from prescription drug overdoses. Last month the bill passed unanimously in the House, and is now expected to head for the Governor’s desk.

New Legislation Would Raise the Juvenile Age  Current Michigan law considers defendants aged 17 and up to be adults. And they are prosecuted as such. But a new 20 bill package currently being considered by legislators would change that, raising the juvenile age to 18 across the state.

  If you aren’t familiar with the term “skimming”, it refers to the criminal act of “skimming” information from a credit card, usually for later personal use. It is surprisingly easy to accomplish by using a skimming device, which is attached to an ATM or gas station pumps, and puts all of your credit card […]

States all over the U.S. have outdated and ridiculous laws that are still on the books. And Michigan is no different. In most cases, these laws are never enforced, and no one ever ends up behind bars as a result. Why? Because no one even knows they’re laws. And with good reason.

Felony Charge for Activist who Handed Out Fliers in Front of Court House This has to be one of the most astounding cases we’ve encountered in recent years. A situation where a law-abiding citizen was exercising their constitutional right to free speech, and they were arrested for it. Think it sounds preposterous?  Or like something […]

Ypsilanti Wanted Man Finally Gets Nabbed When it comes to arresting someone for minor crimes, the police tend to avoid bashing the door down in order to get at someone. Which means if that “someone”, in this case: a 51-year-old Ypsilanti resident, simply avoids them and refuses to answer the door when they knock, arrest […]