The State Appellate Defender Office (SADO) had Dominic Andriacchi Jr. as the spotlight attorney in the monthly Criminal Defense Newsletter. It is a huge honor that Dominic Jr. is very proud of. Click the link below to download and read the article. SADO Spotlight Dominic Andriacchi Jr
Operating While Intoxicated, Operating While Visibly Impaired, Operating with the Presence of Drugs: Not Guilty! At a recent jury trial, Dominic Jr. secured Not Guilty verdicts on all three counts involving drunk driving! The jury found the defendant not guilty of Operating While Intoxicated (OWI); Operating While Visibly Impaired (OWVI); and Operating with the Presence
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At a recent jury trial, Dominic Jr. and Dominic Sr. secured a Not Guilty verdict! The jury deliberated for only 15 minutes! The Charge: Assault and Battery The Prosecutor and Complainant accused the citizen of assault and battery. Assault and battery is a 93-day misdemeanor. That means the convicted person could have spent up to
Dominic Jr. is a Marquette Michigan criminal defense lawyer. During the summer of 2017, he got an uttering and publishing case dismissed, which involved various categories of documents or instruments that fall under Michigan law as ‘writing listed’ in the relevant statute. Background The citizen was charged with passing counterfeit money. Before the preliminary examination,
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Understanding Preliminary Examinations A preliminary examination is a critical stage in the criminal justice process, where the prosecution must establish probable cause that the defendant committed the alleged crime. Essentially, it functions as a mini-trial. During this hearing, the prosecution presents evidence and witness testimony to demonstrate that a felony has occurred and that the
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