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Phone: (616) 796-0072

Address: 314 120th Ave Ste 5, Holland, MI 49424

Website: http://smithlawfirm.net

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Criminal Defense
The United States Supreme Court, in Padilla v Kentucky 559 US ___ (2010), recently decided a case that changed the landscape of criminal defense of non-citizen clients. The Supreme Court held that the Sixth Amendment now requires defense counsel to provide affirmative, competent advice to a non-citizen defendant regarding...
DUI/DWI
If you lost your driver’s license because of two or more drunk-driving convictions within 7 years, or three within 10, you will have to appeal to the Michigan Secretary of State to restore your driving privileges. You should retain an attorney for this appeal. If you lose, you must wait at least one more year before you are eligible for another appeal with the Secretary of State.
Sex Crimes
My client was accused of “date-rape” of a woman who he met online. After conducting our own investigation, no charges were issued and the investigation was dismissed.
Robbery
Misdemeanors
Michigan’s “Clean Slate Act,” MCL 780.621 et seq., which became effective April 11, 2021, dramatically expands the scope of criminal convictions that may be set aside or expunged. Under the old law, only one eligible felony conviction or two eligible misdemeanors could be expunged.
Drug Crimes
Assault
The defendant must be plead guilty to, or be found guilty of, Domestic Assault and Battery (A.K.A. Domestic Violence; "DV")—1st offense, MCL 750.81, or Domestic Aggravated Assault and Battery—1st offense, MCL 750.81a.
Murder
We have 30 years’ experience representing clients charged with any and all crimes—from MIP to Murder—in the state and federal systems. We also represent clients who haven’t been charged but are being investigated by the police. Finally, we help clients get their driver’s licenses restored.
Probation Violation
A 2nd MIP is a misdemeanor, punishable by up to 30 days in jail, but only if the person was placed on probation, violated probation, and was sentenced on the probation violation. If there is no probation and subsequent probation violation, the person cannot legally be jailed on the offense itself. However, a person may be awarded “deferred sentencing” on a 2nd MIP if he or she pleads guilty to it. “Deferred sentencing” is a procedure where the entry of a criminal conviction is delayed until after the defendant is given an opportunity to successfully complete probation. If probation is successfully completed, the defendant will be discharged and the case will be dismissed and turned into a non-public record, with no conviction entering on defendant’s record. However, if probation is violated (i.e., failed), a conviction may enter on the defendant’s record. If the person successfully completes probation, and the case is dismissed, only the SOS, courts, prosecutors, and police agencies can view the non-public record.
Kidnapping
The defendant must plead guilty to, or be found guilty of, Parental Kidnapping [NOTE: Deferred sentencing is NOT available for REGULAR Kidnaping offenses.]

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