Criminal Defense

Criminal Defense Lawyer vs. Criminal Defense Trial Lawyer – Why Does It Matter?

Hiring a criminal defense attorney with no trial experience may result in a less-than-favorable outcome. This blog article explores reasons an attorney with trial experience gives you the best chance of a positive outcome in your criminal matter – including acquittal, dismissal of the charges, or the most favorable plea deal possible. When I’m Facing Charges, What Should I Look…

Criminal Arraignment: What to Expect

While getting arrested is disturbing and frightening, it is only the beginning of your involvement in the criminal justice system. This is not the time for a pity party. Collect yourself and put your best foot forward. Your arraignment will set the tone for your entire criminal situation. What happens here can send your situation south. The information in this…

How to Find the Best Criminal Defense Attorney Lawyer to Represent You in Your Criminal Case

If you have been charged with a crime, having a qualified criminal defense attorney can make all the difference in the outcome of your case. Attorney Carl Jordan has won dismissals and Not Guilty verdicts for many clients wrongfully accused of murder and other major crimes. He has also been successful in getting charges reduced so that a guilty verdict…

What Should You Do When Cops Pull You Over?

When a traffic stop goes wrong, the results can be devastating. A simple traffic stop can turn a good day into a bad day — but it doesn’t have to go down like that. Cooperating and being prepared goes a long way toward ensuring that you and the officer walk away and get back to your normal daily activities. Follow…

Can Your Criminal Charges Be Dismissed or Dropped?

Are you are facing criminal charges and want to have your charges reduced or dismissed? Attorney Carl Jordan shares your goals. His track record includes an impressive number of cases where the charges were dropped or dismissed. When your future and freedom are at stake you need a Detroit criminal defense attorney with the grit and experience to anticipate and…

Can Social Media Posts be Used as Evidence of a Crime?

Over 250 police departments in Michigan have Facebook profiles. Law enforcement agencies use Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and other social media to improve police-community relations and create good will. However, their most common use of social media is criminal investigations.‍ Police use social media to share and receive information. Police can post pictures of criminals, along with descriptions of crimes they…