Legal Question in Criminal Law in Michigan

Re: Breaking and entering in MI

In what county is he charged? That is the most important question that needs to be answered. Other lawyers may not share that advice.

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-Tom

Re: Breaking and entering in MI

He could definitely go to jail (probably as a condition of a probation order). But you should make sure he gets an attorney (court-appointed or retained), and the attorney should explore whether your son's case could be handled under the Holmes Youthful Trainee Act where the judge could dismiss the case after successful completion of probation. It's a discretionary call by a judge to give him HYTA status, and it may depend on which judge gets the case, etc.

So, be more concerned about the long-term effects of a criminal conviction on his record, and less about the short-term consequences of a punishment imposed for his criminal behavior. He's not a child anymore, mom. He's an adult and has to take responsibility and deal with the consequences of his decisions.

Re: Breaking and entering in MI

We have had a great deal of success with theft cases throughout Michigan. We would be pleased to discuss his case with him if he calls us during business hours at 1 866.766.5245

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Re: Breaking and entering in MI

It is a very serious felony, and his "reputation" doesn't mean a whole lot in terms of a defense to the case. It might come in handy during sentencing. Please visit www.kliszlaw.com to discuss representation for him in this matter. The right lawyer makes all the difference in these cases. Tim Klisz