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Plymouth Memorial Day Parade DUI Stops: What Happens If You're Arrested on Main Street
The Plymouth Memorial Day Parade is one of the longest-running Memorial Day traditions in Metro Detroit. It steps off in the morning and ends with a ceremony at Main and Church Streets, drawing thousands of spectators downtown. Local restaurants, breweries,...
Plymouth-Canton Graduation Open House Parties: Social Host Liability for Michigan Parents
Late May and early June are graduation season for Plymouth-Canton Educational Park (the P-CEP campus shared by Canton, Plymouth, and Salem High Schools). Open houses, backyard parties, and pool parties run through the weekends — and so do calls to...
Cinco de Mayo Arrests in Plymouth: OWI, Disorderly Conduct, and Open Intoxicants
Cinco de Mayo brings full restaurants and bars to Ann Arbor Road, Main Street, and downtown Plymouth. With margarita specials and packed patios, the conditions for OWI arrests, fights, and disorderly conduct calls all come together. Here is what to...
Mother's Day Brunch and OWI: How a Few Mimosas Can Become a Michigan Criminal Charge
Mother's Day brunch is one of the most quietly dangerous days of the year for OWI arrests. People who would never drive home from a bar at 1 a.m. think nothing of having two or three mimosas at brunch and...
Arrested at a Detroit Tigers Game at Comerica Park? How Plymouth Fans End Up in 36th District Court
The Detroit Tigers' May homestands bring thousands of fans to Comerica Park from across Southeast Michigan, including many from Plymouth, Canton, and the western suburbs. With game days come tailgates, post-game bar crowds in Greektown and along Woodward, and a...
May is one of the best months of the year to start a Michigan expungement petition. Why? Because June and July are peak hiring months for summer jobs, internships, seasonal positions, and new careers — and a petition filed in...
Spring construction season ramps up in May along M-14, I-275, Ann Arbor Road, and Sheldon Road in and around Plymouth. With orange barrels come reduced speed limits, narrowed lanes, and a major increase in enforcement — including charges that can...
First-Time OWI Arrest in Plymouth: A Step-by-Step Guide Through 35th District Court
If you were arrested for a first-offense OWI in Plymouth, the most pressing question on your mind is probably: What happens next? This is a step-by-step overview of the Michigan OWI process for first-time offenders whose cases go through the...
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month in Michigan. The Michigan Department of State runs the "Look Twice. Save a Life" campaign each May to remind drivers to watch for motorcyclists. With warmer weather, more riders are on roads like Ann...