New Michigan law states that those operating a motor vehicle on a public roadway, who are caught with a BAC (blood alcohol content) of 0.17% or higher may be charged with a Super Drunk OWI offense. Upon Conviction, you will face severe consequences, with major penalties, even for a first-time offender. A conviction under the […]

You may be charged with OWI or DUI If you are found to have a blood alcohol content (BAC) of higher than 0.08% while operating a motor vehicle. However, if the police office believes you are obviously impaired, it could be enough to lead to an Operating While Visibly Impaired (OWVI) charge. For an OWVI […]

To be convicted of an Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) offense, prosecutors must prove an individual’s guilt. Prosecutors will use numerous methods while attempting to secure a conviction. Additionally, field sobriety tests are often used by law enforcement to aid in a conviction. If charged with an OWI in Michigan, you should know that DUI cases […]

The state of Michigan enacted a law some short years ago, which created a new crime, Operating While in the Presence of Drugs. While driving under the influence of drugs has always been illegal, it has been placed within the overhauled OWI charge, and this law includes the Operating with the Presence of Drug charge. […]

Michigan Law states that you can be convicted of operating under the influence of liquor even for drivers age 21 and over who have a BAC below the state’s legal limit of 0.08% (commercial drivers 0.04%). Police simply have to be able to prove that you are not able to operate a vehicle in a […]