67-2 District Court, Davison Michigan - Josh Jones - Michigan Criminal Defense Attorney

67^th District Court: 2^nd Division A - Davison, Michigan

The court is located at 200 E. Flint St., Ste. 3, MI. Judge John L. Conover oversees the court’s criminal docket and Magistrate Cora Gregory assists with Arraignments traffic infractions.

The court has jurisdiction of legal matters occurring in Davison Township, Forest Township, Richfield Township, Atlas Township, City of Davison, Village of Goodrich, and Village of Otisville. 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 Davison, 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. 

Michigan Criminal Defense - 67th District Court - 4th Division, Fenton, Michigan

67^th District Court: 4^th Division A - Fenton, Michigan

The court is located at 17100 Silver Parkway, Ste. C, Fenton, MI. Chief Judge Mark C. McCabe oversees the court’s criminal docket and Magistrate Rhonda Cary assists with Arraignments traffic infractions.

The court has jurisdiction over Fenton Township, Argentine Township, Gaines Township, Clayton Township, Fenton City, Linden City, Swartz Creek City, Village of Gaines and Village of Lennon. 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 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. 

Novice Driver Restrictions - Michigan Criminal Defense Lawyer - Josh Jones

Novice Drivers – More Restrictions When Driving

A recent bill was passed that will put another layer of restrictions on novice drivers. Those individuals holding a level I or level II drivers license will be unable to use a cellphone while operating a vehicle.

These types of licenses already maintain restrictions on an individual either requiring them to have a parent or guardian with them while driving (level I) or only being able to drive during certain hours or the day and with a certain amount of individuals inside the vehicle (level II).  The violation will be rendered in the form of a civil infraction that is to be then determined by the municipality.

There are apparently going to be exceptions to the new law, which will allow drivers to use hands-free calling. These exceptions will be found in vehicles having wireless phone capabilities. This new law goes hand-in-hand with the no texting while driver law that was put into place a short while ago.

The general purpose of the law is to protect others on the roadways. Everyone has to admit that cellphones in general are distraction, no matter who and when you are using it.

It is always smart and essential to know the laws that apply to you, your family, and your friends. The smallest ticket can impact your license and ability to drive. This is said because an accumulation of points can create a revoked license. Moreover, obtaining infractions when having a low-level drivers license can increase the length of time the individual has such a license.

Contact us today to handle all your traffic related legal questions, concerns and issues.

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