Category Archives: police misconduct

Cops are regular people. They’re moms and dads, uncles and aunts, sons and daughters. They have families all over Michigan, hobbies, and complex lives outside of their work. But when a cop is in uniform and on duty, you can’t treat them the same way you would treat another civilian on the street. Police officers […]

Hi there, welcome back from The Kronzek Firm! We’ve been discussing how you can avoid unnecessary interactions with the police in Michigan, and what that means for you. As we mentioned in the previous article, police officers do a very stressful job, and there are always risks during any interaction with the police. So whatever […]

Thanks for joining us again for the wrap up of this discussion about the most important things you need to remember when dealing with Michigan law enforcement. As we pointed out in the last article, being arrested may be entirely out of your control, but there are a number of things you can control in […]

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. […]

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. […]

  Welcome back and thanks for joining us here for this discussion about the many ways cops can lie to you during an investigation. As we’ve explained in the previous article, the police are allowed to lie to you if they suspect you’re guilty of a crime, and their lies are likely to get them […]

If you follow our blog here at The Kronzek Firm, then you know we just spent a couple of days talking about entrapment. In essence, we looked at how the cops can lie to you in order to catch you in a crime, but they can’t coerce you into committing a crime in order to […]

  Thanks for joining us again  for this discussion on entrapment. As we explained in the previous article, here in Michigan, there’s a difference between being lied to by the cops, and being entrapped by the police. One is legal and one isn’t. Specifically, it’s legal for the cops to lie to you, but not […]

  So you’re pretty sure the cops tricked you into doing or saying something incriminating, or into doing something illegal? This is a pretty complicated subject in Michigan law. It has lots of room for misunderstandings and misinterpretations. So let’s take a look at your situation, and see if you were really entrapped by a […]