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Courts Face Growing Questions About AI-Generated Evidence in Criminal CasesCriminal Sexual ConductPress

Courts Face Growing Questions About AI-Generated Evidence in Criminal Cases

As artificial intelligence technology becomes more advanced, courts across the United States are facing growing concerns about how AI-generated evidence, manipulated videos, synthetic audio, and deepfakes could impact criminal investigations and jury trials. Legal experts say…
July 22, 20266 min Read More
A False Sense of Security Created by the Michigan Sex Offender RegistryArticles

A False Sense of Security Created by the Michigan Sex Offender Registry

The Michigan Sex Offender Registry can be a useful public safety resource, but relying on it alone may create a false sense of security. Most sexual abuse is committed by someone the victim knows, not by…
July 8, 20266 min Read More
Michigan Sex Offender Registry Reform and Public Safety ConcernsArticlesChild Sexual AbuseSexual Consent and Rape

Michigan Sex Offender Registry Reform and Public Safety Concerns

Michigan Sex Offender Registry Reform remains a growing public safety and legal issue. Critics argue that Michigan’s registry is overly broad, placing low risk, juvenile, and high risk offenders on the same list, which may reduce…
July 1, 20267 min Read More
Criminal Cases Increasingly Shaped By Social Media EvidenceCriminal Sexual ConductPress

Criminal Cases Increasingly Shaped By Social Media Evidence

Social media activity is playing a growing role in criminal investigations across the United States as prosecutors increasingly use posts, messages, videos, location data, and digital communications as evidence in court. Criminal defense attorneys say many…
June 24, 20265 min Read More
Residency Requirements for Registered Sex OffendersArticlesCriminal Sexual ConductProfessionals Accused of Sex Crimes

Residency Requirements for Registered Sex Offenders

Residency restrictions can significantly impact where registered sex offenders are allowed to live. In Michigan, local ordinances may impose housing limitations that vary from one community to another, creating compliance challenges for individuals subject to registration…
June 10, 20266 min Read More
Michigan Statute of Limitations for Sex CrimesArticlesCriminal Sexual Conduct

Michigan Statute of Limitations for Sex Crimes

Sex crime allegations in Michigan are often brought years after the alleged conduct occurred. In many cases, individuals do not learn they are under investigation until long after the events in question. Because of this, the…
June 3, 20265 min Read More
Michigan Sex Crimes ExplainedArticlesCriminal Sexual ConductProfessionals Accused of Sex Crimes

Michigan Sex Crimes Explained

Michigan sex crimes are charged under the state’s criminal sexual conduct (CSC) laws and range from fourth-degree offenses to the most serious first-degree charges. A conviction can result in prison time, fines, and mandatory sex offender…
May 13, 20265 min Read More
The Degrees of Criminal Sexual Conduct in MichiganArticlesCriminal Sexual Conduct

The Degrees of Criminal Sexual Conduct in Michigan

The Degrees of Criminal Sexual Conduct in Michigan Criminal sexual conduct charges make up a significant portion of sex crime cases prosecuted in Michigan. All allegations involving sexual assault, sexual abuse, statutory rape, and similar offenses…
May 6, 20266 min Read More
False Accusations of Criminal Sexual ConductCriminal Sexual Conduct

False Accusations of Criminal Sexual Conduct

Allegations of criminal sexual conduct are among the most serious accusations a person can face. Even before a case reaches court, these allegations can cause immediate damage to a person’s reputation, career, and personal relationships. Individuals…
April 8, 20265 min Read More
Is Third Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct a Felony in Michigan?Criminal Sexual Conduct

Is Third Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct a Felony in Michigan?

Yes. Third-degree criminal sexual conduct is a felony offense under Michigan law. These charges involve allegations of sexual penetration under specific statutory circumstances and carry serious criminal penalties, including imprisonment and mandatory sex offender registration. Third-degree…
April 1, 20266 min Read More
Is Second Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct a Felony in Michigan?Criminal Sexual Conduct

Is Second Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct a Felony in Michigan?

Second-degree criminal sexual conduct is a felony under Michigan law. While it does not involve allegations of sexual penetration, it is still considered a serious criminal offense and carries significant penalties, including the possibility of lengthy…
March 11, 20265 min Read More
Is First Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct a Felony in Michigan?Criminal Sexual Conduct

Is First Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct a Felony in Michigan?

1st Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct Explained The crime is defined under Michigan Penal Code §750.520b and involves allegations of sexual penetration under specific statutory circumstances. While cases commonly involve a victim under the age of 13,…
March 4, 20265 min Read More