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Clarkston Legal April 17, 2012

Medical Marijuana Gets Huge Boost in Waterford & Clarkston

Here is a post from renowned criminal defense attorney Neil Rockind. Apparently, Neil’s big marijuana case resulted in all charges being dismissed yesterday by Oakland Circuit Judge Daniel O’Brien.

Clarkston Legal April 14, 2012

Spousal Greed at Intersection of Probate & Criminal Law

When Ben Novak, Jr. was found murdered last year at the NYC Hilton, his wife Narcy was one of the first people questioned by the NYPD. She goes on trial next week for the murders of her husband and Mother-in-Law.

Clarkston Legal April 9, 2012

Divorce in The UK: Plenty of Fault to Go Round

Here in Michigan, we have a “no fault” divorce system. In many ways, the divorce process has been transformed into a largely administrative process that takes place outside the courtroom; this is a good thing.

Clarkston Legal April 8, 2012

Gold Coats: Killers Caring For Killers

Currently, there are 1.6 million individuals incarcerated in the United States. Ten percent of those inmates are serving life sentences, with another 11% in for more than 20-years.

Clarkston Legal March 6, 2012

What Happens to Cryopreserved Embryos After a Divorce?

Clarkston Legal Feb. 26, 2012

Should Your Divorce Go to Trial

Yesterday, I was sure that I was going to spend the entire day in a divorce trial; my first in a quarter century of practice. Didn’t happen.

Clarkston Legal Feb. 5, 2012

Nagging Outstrips Adultery as Primary Engine of Divorce

Toward the end of last month, you may have noted the stir that a WSJ article caused over the issue of nagging and its toxic effect on marriages.

Clarkston Legal Jan. 22, 2012

The United States’ Crime Clock

I would not trade living in an open Democratic society for anything. Ours is a government of laws where personal liberties are ingrained into the societal fabric as rights.

Clarkston Legal Jan. 13, 2012

Military Divorces for Returning Soldiers

As our soldiers return from war in the Middle East, many cases of post traumatic stress disorder are becoming manifest. Often, the PTSD shatters an already fragile marriage, strained to the break point from years long separation.

Clarkston Legal Jan. 2, 2012

Burney’s Illustrated Guide to Criminal Intent

Rather than just linking to the post, we took the pains to reproduce it here. Warning, the post and the art are somewhat dark, but then so is the criminal law.

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