Lambertville, MI Criminal Defense Law Firms & Lawyers

You are facing incarceration, because you obviously do not intend to stop dealing with drugs. It could be bumped down, but the PTI program did not take the 2005 offense off of your record.

You will most likely be denied a license if you are using marijuana. The Secretary of State does not look favorably on the use of *any* drug with the potential for abuse, including other prescription medications. The Secretary of State considers you an addict, because of your DUI's. So they will not look favorably on the use of a drug which has, in their mind, potential for abuse. You will need to prove abstinence from marijuana in addition to alcohol for at least a year before they will even consider giving you a license.

You should engage an attorney, you are playing with fire and any number of ways. If you attempt to reach the end you original statement, and in fact been predicted, you may be found guilty of domestic violence and, potentially, filing of a false police report. On the other hand, if you testify differently than you originally stated, it is possible that you can be charged with perjury. Lastly, you should speak with someone quite frankly about the activities of your boyfriend, and perhaps yourself as well. Unless this was the first that only incidents of violence or threats, and there has been true contrition for it, if you allow this individual to return to your household you are effectively giving him a license to continue the activity against both yourself and your child.