Insights from Michigan Appeals
Attorney Mark Linton:
Expert Guidance on Criminal Appeals

Can a Not Guilty Verdict Be Appealed in Michigan? What Victims and Families Deserve to Know Can a not guilty verdict be appealed in...

An appeal win is a powerful step—but what happens after an appeal is granted in Michigan? Learn what comes next and how to protect your second chance.

Being listed on Michigan’s Sex Offender Registry can feel like a life sentence — but it doesn’t have to be. This guide explains how to qualify for Michigan sex offender registry removal, featuring a real case and step-by-step legal insight from attorney Mark Linton.

Young people once sentenced to life without parole in Michigan may now have a second chance. Recent court rulings recognize that 18- to 20-year-olds deserve individualized sentencing due to their capacity for growth and change. If you or someone you love was sentenced at a young age, the law may now offer a path to freedom. Learn how recent cases like People v. Parks and Poole could open the door to resentencing.

A Personal Protection Order (PPO) can feel overwhelming, restricting where you go and who you see. But PPOs aren’t always permanent.

Michigan police are rapidly expanding the use of Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) to track vehicles—without a warrant.