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New law allows some Michigan drivers to erase points

A new Michigan law will allow certain drivers to erase points from their record if they’re willing to take a class. Someone ticketed for speeding or other offenses would still pay fines. But completing a driver-improvement course would eliminate the points and possibly keep insurance rates from rising. The Grand Rapids Press says Michigan drivers …

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Troy distracted driver law takes effect

Troy— Drivers driving in or through Troy today on the first working day after the holidays will have to put down their cell phones or bagels and clasp their wheels with both hands. Police have begun enforcing the city’s new driving while distracted ordinance, which went into effect Saturday. Anyone caught doing almost anything while …

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Teen Drivers May Face Restrictions

Safe-driving experts argue Michigan’s restrictions on young drivers are badly in need of updating following a recent rash of high-profile crashes. They want lawmakers to pass a measure sitting in the Legislature that would amend the state’s graduated licensing law — the tiered licensing program for teen drivers usually younger than 17 — by restricting …

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We Win When Others Cannot

We received this email today from R.F., whom we defended [for 3 years] against a ridiculous OWI charge in the 48th District Court. Neil, I just wanted to take a moment to formally thank you for all of your efforts on my behalf throughout the trial. I cannot begn to tell you how much I admire your …

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NEIL ROCKIND, P.C.: 2 – Secretary of State: 0

If you have lost your drivers license and are attempting to get it back from the Secretary of State, just know that your road will be long and arduous. You will be met with roadblocks, detours and dead-ends. That’s where we come in. When it comes to your driving privileges, the Michigan Secretary of State …

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