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Q. I was arrested weeks ago, but not charged yet - what's going on? This is a very common occurrence in Michigan. An arrest conducted by the police department does not automatically create a criminal charge. The case must be reviewed by the prosecutor before someone is charged. For many misdemeanors, and some felonies there will be a delay between the arrest and the charge. This is VERY common for drunk driving crimes, and drug offenses where the evidence must be tested at the lab to make sure the confiscated evidence is actually an illegal drug. During this downtime, is it best to take a fixed or a growth mindset? Watch the video below, and send me an email [email protected] or call me 248-924-9458 Comments are closed.
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