Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox made a surprise call to The Law Show and lauded the Dailey Law Firm's talent as well as the show's offerings. On the table for discussion: the importance of consulting a lawyer rather than trying to defend yourself; the Attorney General's potential gubernatorial ambitions; and his pride in the legal profession.

It's critical to know your options if you're ever pulled over and asked to take a breathalyzer test. While it is within anyone's right to refuse the breathalyzer test, if a blood test determines that a driver's blood alcohol level is over the legal drinking limit that results in an automatic one-year suspension of their driver's license. Some Michigan courts will grant a hardship appeal and lower the amount of suspension time but consult a Michigan drunk driving and DUI attorney to find out exactly how the Fifth Amendment and Miranda rights come into play.

Thanksgiving celebrations unfortunately usher in a great number of Michigan drunk driving and DUI charges along with them. While it's your right to refuse the administering of a breathalyzer test, the answer is more complex than just saying no because along with that choice can come great consequences. The Law Show provides advice about what you should do when faced with a breathalyzer situation in a potential Michigan DUI, and the alternatives that exist to help you plead your case.

Many people are unaware of just how little alcohol it takes to put them over the legal limit and dangerously close to a DUI. A great number of variables can affect the way your body handles alcohol - whether you're male or female, if you've had anything to eat, the type of alcohol being drunk, and your individual tolerance level and metabolism rate. The Law Show offers up some responsible drinking tips for avoiding a DUI in Michigan and the legal fees that can accompany it.

A visitor to the state of Michigan found himself in a compromising position when he was ticketed for solicitation. This serious situation is technically a misdemeanor and can go on the caller's permanent record. With the help of a Michigan criminal defense attorney, a plea agreement could be negotiated to have the charge amended to a lesser disorderly persons offense. There are a variety of options available but the specific circumstances and details of the encounter are important.