67-4 District Court, Grand Blanc, Michigan - Michigan Criminal Defense Lawyer, Josh Jones

67^th District Court: 4^th Division B - Grand Blanc, Michigan

The court is located at 8173 S. Saginaw Street, Grand Blanc, MI 48439. Judge Christopher R. Odette oversees the court’s criminal docket and Magistrate Rhonda Cary assists with Arraignments traffic infractions.

The court has jurisdiction over Grand Blanc Township, Mundy Township and Grand Blanc City. In many instances and for many matters before the court, hearings will be held at the “Central Court” downtown in Flint at the Flyod McCree Building located at 630 S. Saginaw, Flint, MI. 

The court oversees misdemeanor and felony arraignments, issues arrest and search warrants, sets bail and accepts bonds, and presides over preliminary exams for felony offenses while disposing of all civil infractions and misdemeanors. The traffic division located within the court processes traffic tickets. Defendants can admit responsibility by paying the ticket or admitting with explanation. There is also the process of setting the matter for a hearing (informal or formal). Make sure you obtain the best outcome for your case and contact an attorney for your traffic and criminal matters.

Traffic fines can be found here. You can check your record with the 67^th District Court here.

Contact Josh Jones today. He is familiar with the 67^th District Court, in Grand Blanc, and will take care of your legal matter with professionalism. He is available to speak with you 7-days a week by phone, text, email or instant message.

52-4 District Court - Michigan Marihuana Lawyer - Josh Jones - Troy, Michigan

52^nd District Court – 4^th Division: Troy, Michigan

Have you been arrested? Are you being or have you been ordered to appear at the 52-4 District Court in Troy, Michigan for a crime, traffic violation or probation violation? Knowing the court that you have to appear in and deal with is critical for you and your case.

The court is comprised of four (4) divisions including:

Traffic Division deals with citations written by police departments.

Civil Division handles cases that involve money or damage claims, and landlord/tenant disputes.

Criminal Division processes paperwork from police departments, state law and ordinance prosecutors. Cases involve misdemeanor offenses, both traffic and non-traffic. The Court will also oversee the beginning process of all felonies committed within its jurisdiction.

Probation Department responsible for conducting Pre-sentence Investigations, Alcohol Assessments, and Probation Violation Hearings.

The court oversees legal matters located or committed in Troy and Clawson. It has three (3) judges: William E. Bolle-Presiding Judge, Dennis C. Drury, Kirsten Nielsen Hartig and a large support staff provide quality judicial services to southeast Michigan residents. These judges are tough but can be fair, and thus you need to make sure you obtain the proper representation when dealing with any court, such as the 52-4 District Court.

The Speeding, Civil Infraction and Driver’s License/Plate Violation Fines for the court can be found here. For traffic violations, the prosecutor tend to require individuals to complete a drivers class in lieu of a reduced violation, e.g. from a 1-15 over to a impeding.

Make sure you obtain the right representation for your case—someone who takes the time to get to know your district court. Contact Josh Jones today and let him help you. 

52-2 District Court - Josh Jones - Michigan Marihuana Lawyer - Clarkston, Michigan - ALL FELONIES & MISDEMEANORS

52^nd District Court – 2^nd Division: Clarkston, Michigan

Have you been arrested? Are you being or have you been ordered to appear at the 52-2 District Court in Clarkston, Michigan for a crime, traffic violation or probation violation? Knowing the court that you have to appear in and deal with is critical for you and your case.

The court is separated into four (4) primary divisions including:

Traffic Division deals with citations written by police departments.

Civil Division handles cases that involve money or damage claims, and landlord/tenant disputes.

Criminal Division processes paperwork from police departments, state law and ordinance prosecutors. Cases involve misdemeanor offenses, both traffic and non-traffic. The Court will also oversee the beginning process of all felonies committed within its jurisdiction.

Probation Department conducts Pre-sentence Investigations, Alcohol Assessments, Probation Supervision, and Probation Violation Hearings.

The court oversees matters involved in Clarkston, Brandon Township, Holly Township, Groveland Township, Independence Township, Rose Township, Springfield Township, White Lake Township, City of the Village of Clarkston, Village of Holly, and Village of Ortonville.

This court has two (2) judges presiding within its walls: Joseph Fabrizio and Kelley Kostin and a full support staff to provide quality judicial services to southeast Michigan residents within their jurisdiction. These judges are tough but can be fair, and thus you need to make sure you obtain the proper representation when dealing with any court, such as the 52-4 District Court.

The Speeding, Civil Infraction and Driver’s License/Plate Violation Fines for the court can be found here.

Make sure you obtain the right representation for your case—someone who takes the time to get to know your district court. Contact Josh Jones today and let him help you. 

Open Intoxicants - MCL 257.624a - Josh Jones - Michigan Criminal & Marihuana Lawyer - ALL FELONIES & MISDEMEANORS

Open Intoxicants – Open Alcohol In A Motor Vehicle

Did you know that if you are in a vehicle that is upon a highway or otherwise open to the general public or generally accessible to motor vehicles you are not allowed to have an open container of alcohol? This applies to an individual driving or simply a passenger of the vehicle. See MCL § 257.624a.

The rule states that individuals are “not allowed to not transport or possess alcoholic liquor in a container that is open or uncapped or upon which the seal is broken within the passenger area of a vehicle.” MCL § 257.624a(1). The passenger area of a vehicle has been defined as: “the area designed to seat the operator and passengers of a motor vehicle while it is in operation and any area that is readily accessible to the operator or a passenger while in his or her seating position, including the glove compartment.” MCL § 257.624a(5)(d).

If an individual is convicted of this crime for a first time he or she will receive two (2) points on his or her drivers license. Also, a misdemeanor will be placed on the individual’s record. Moreover, if an individual is convicted of the crime two (2) times within 7-years then he or she will receive a 30-day suspension followed by 60-days of having a restricted license. An individual convicted three (3) will receive a 60-day suspension with a 305-day restricted.

It is imperative to know what happens to your license when you plead guilty to or are convicted of an alcohol or drug crime. An individual may also have to perform community service and undergo substance abuse counseling at the direction of the court.

What’s more important is knowing that your past criminal history, if involving alcohol or drugs, will only bring about more licensing issues and stiffer requirements while on probation. Other crimes can too have an impact on when you can drive again.

Contact a criminal defense attorney immediately if you are involved in any kind of criminal action. Who has you back? Josh Jones.

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