CPS tried to take Northern Michigan client’s teenage children because client resisted government intrusion. The kids were cared for, fed, in school, and hous...

The Law Office of Michael Horowitz won a huge victory in the Alaska Court of Appeals. Attorney Horowitz’s client was convicted in a criminal court and senten...

Defense Attorney Michael Horowitz won his client a resentencing hearing in a Mt. Pleasant, Michigan case where he argued that his client’s trial lawyer faile...

Governor Whitmer’s office issued a press release dated April 17, 2019 about the governor’s new executive order to aimed at reform of the criminal justice sys...

On April 10, 2019, Attorney Horowitz won another appellate reversal, this time for a felony DUI. The defendant was convicted of felony DUI after a crash on a...

I’m taking a break from court and appeals for the next three days to attend the SADO-MAACS Appellate Writing Workshop. This three-day program looks to be a p...

On April 3, 2019, the Alaska Court of Appeals granted our client’s appeal and reversed the trial court’s dismissal of client’s petition for post-conviction r...

An Mlive article recently explained the findings of a Michigan special commission tasked with making a recommendations about THC limits and driving. Presentl...

The Law Office of Michael Horowitz prevailed in fighting against a personal protective order. Attorney Horowitz attacked the protective order on several leve...

The United States Supreme Court just decided that the Eighth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which limits excessive fines, applies to the states...

Our client was looking at losing his license for a year based on allegedly refusing to provide a chemical sample while under arrest for OWI. The Law Office o...

The Law Office of Michael Horowitz appealed a trial court’s dismissal of our client’s application for post-conviction relief. The trial attorney had certifie...

Our client was charged with assault and weapons offenses for allegedly discharging a shotgun at a vehicle that was “turfing” (doing threatening burn-outs) in...

I am consistently amazed at the dignity and respect that my local courts afford my clients and other criminal defendants. That said, through my experience pr...

The Michigan Supreme Court recently issued an order granting oral argument on whether to allow further appeal in Bauserman, Williams, and Broe v. Unemploymen...

As reported by Michigan Public Radio, the Michigan Court of Appeals held, for the second time, that a Wayne County judge's policy of penalizing defendants fo...

The Huron Daily Tribune reported on February 27, 2018 that "House Bill  4158 would require that a person must first be convicted of a crime before having the...

In a February 26, 2018 email, organizer Shaun King wrote: Our nation has 2,400 elected prosecutors. Not thousands, but millions and millions of cases come th...

LegalNews.com is reporting that the Michigan Innocence Clinic at Michigan Law School and the Center on Wrongful Convictions at Northwestern University Pritzk...

I was taught long ago that from a client's perspective, bail advocacy is probably one of the most important things an attorney can do for a criminal defendan...