Gladwin, MI DUI and OWI Law Firms & Lawyers

Michigan treats drunk driving very seriously, even for first time offenders. You are looking at up to 93 days in jail, one year probation, fines of $500 plus court costs and costs of prosecution and reimbursement to the police, six points on your driving record, $2,000 in driver responsibility fees, and possible vehicle immobilization or impound. Not to mention the collateral costs such as higher insurance premiums and possibly effecting your career, job, or schooling. A good DUI attorney will more than pay for himself in what he can potentially save you. It would be a wise investment.

Your question cannot be answered without additional facts. I would strongly suggest that you engage an attorney who would argue on your behalf that speeding should not be considered a violation of your diversionary program. If your license was actually suspended at the time of the incident you have a much more serious problem.