Legal Question in DUI Law in Michigan

Re: daughters ticket

If she's convicted as charged, it will go on her record, but there won't be any driving restriction (that's for when she does it again).

No jail time for the first offense, but she may get jail time if she violates probation (she'll get 6-12 months probation if convicted).

Since she only blew .02, she may get a better break(the above is the maximum penalty plus $100 fine and up to $600 costs.)

An attorney can help to get the minimum penalty and keep the result off her record.

Re: daughters ticket

In the previous post, I neglected to address the fact that your daughter is a juvenile. You'll get a Ietter from the probate court setting a pretrial hearing before a referee. If your letter states that your daughter is eligible for the consent docket, you probably don't need a lawyer if consent is granted.

Re: daughters ticket

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Re: daughters ticket

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