A Michigan State University freshman takes the stand, admitting she tossed an explosive at an East Lansing home. Read Ann Emerich's story from wlns.com:

Mike Nichols was called as an expert witness by the defense in an Eaton County DUI-case on November 19, 2009. The issue in the case was the defense available to a defendant who pled guilty in a marginal case and didn’t realize it would cost him his driver’s license for a year because of his prior conviction. You can find out how to put Mike Nichols’ expertise to work for you in your DUI-case by contacting us at 517.432.900: 877-9DUI-LAW or www.michiganduidefender.com 

Just because you have a prior conviction involving marijuana or other controlled substances, you are not prohibited from obtaining a medical marijuana certificate.

CITY-OF-LANSING PROSECUTORS AGREED TO DISMISS CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST AN ELDERLY NICHOLS-LAW-FIRM CLIENT RATHER THAN CONDUCT A HEARING CHALLENGING THE ADMISSIBILITY-OF-THE-BREATH-TEST RESULTS. ATTORNEY BRENDON BASIGA FILED A MOTION TO SUPPRESS THE RESULTS OF A SO-CALLED “MOBILE-BREATH-TEST” AND THE CITY ATTORNEY AGREED TO DISMISS THE OWI IN EXCHANGE FOR A PLEA TO A TRAFFIC TICKET FOR CARELESS DRIVING.  MR. BASIGA SAID THAT “SUPPRESSING THE .12 BREATH ALCOHOL ANALYSIS WAS CRITICAL AND LIKELY IN MY OPINION BECAUSE OF A NUMBER OF PROBLEMS WITH THE ACCURACY OF THE TEST. I WANTED TO CHALLENGE THE PROCEDURE AND THE RELIABILITY BASED ON WHAT THE CLIENT SHARED WITH ME. FURTHER, THE CLIENT MAY NOT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SUBMIT TO A TEST BASED ON MEDICATIONS THAT SHE WAS TAKING THAT INHIBITED THE LIVER’S ABILITY TO ABSORB ALCOHOL.” AN EXPERT WITNESS, DR. KARL EBNER, PhD., WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN ACHIEVING THIS RESULT.

MSU students facing up to 20 years prison time for explosives.  Read more on the charges at: www.freep.com/article/20091104/NEWS06/91104077/4-MSU-students-charged-in-blast