Michigan Law

We're probably making a bigger deal of things than necessary, but in this day and age, you can never be sure and you can never be too careful. Thus, the Michigan Senate on Tuesday, March 22nd, passed a bill prohibiting the use of red light cameras at intersections in the state.

Wait a minute. Aren't we supposed to use public transportation to avoid drunk driving when intoxicated?

This is a case that just leaves you shaking your head, and it doesn't exactly raise the level of jurisprudence to new heights.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed into law a bill that would allow people convicted for the first time of OWI (Operating While Intoxicated) to be able to clear their record, under certain circumstances.

A lot of people are doing it, but it could cost you if police decide to pull you over.

Did you hear? Michigan legalized the use of recreational marijuana. That's good news for the communities with plans for the new revenue, but some areas of The Mitten are saying "no" to recreational marijuana businesses; more than 200, according to an article from WXYZ in Detroit.

In my opinion, this is a long time in coming.

Some schools have already missed over two weeks of class time.

Will these higher fines make you think twice?

It might be common sense to give bicyclists some room when they are sharing our roadways, but giving bicyclists at least a three-foot gap between your car and their bike is officially Michigan law, as of today.