I'm not sure what anyone's job actually is here because I was literally told "I don't know" as my final answer to a question I had. It was a simple question that I can imagine they get several times a week/even a day being it is a courthouse. I was transferred several times and given several different numbers to call. Every number I called told me that that was their job and they should know how to help me with the question. So now what? I don't know what to do when they are refusing to help and don't have anyone capable of helping me. Sad. I feel bad for people dealing with this department who have more serious issues to work out.
100% CORRUPT SWAMP DWELLING VERMIN,,,,ZERO JUSTICE POSSIBLE
IMF HQ. Profits for the CRIS Account is their ONLY GOAL
The most horrible experience in my life
I couldn't show my proof of child couching going on..I was denied evidence to be in court..
You have prosecutors push for enhanced sentencing on a life long criminal. Only to give him a year in jail? On an original charge that could of giver him 4 to 8 yrs in prison? Really?
As a former Oakland County prosecutor, and now an attorney who practices in Oakland County often, I find this court to be very fair to my clients who follow my proactive program from day one.
Going to circuit court on a criminal case is a big deal, and it's easy to say you had a "bad experience". If approached the right way, there's a huge opportunity to really change the perception of your case. Your first impression from the (police reports, videos, facts, circumstances) may not read well, but it's what you do after the incident that really counts. All of my clients are proactive from day one, and we work to create a "true" impression, which ultimately decides the case.
Helpful folks in here who genuinely seem to enjoy serving the community.
It's the end of freedom for a lot of people who come here except those persons filing for divorce
Only got as far as the front door, I was driving a friend, and was going to go inside to wait. When I attempted to go through the security guard informed me that there were no cell phones allowed in the building ok fine, I will just wait out here then. As I sat outside the door I watched at least 3 people put there phone in their purse or a brief case and pass through no problem. So I assumed for a minute that the security is just to lazy to stop anyone who doesn't have their phone out in the open. Wrong. 2 women one in a business suit and one in street cloths have gone through wile talking on there phones. So from sitting out side I can only conclude that the rule only applies to young men not in suits and minority's.