4 Quarters with Coach Mandell: Domestic Violence and the Holidays
4 Quarters with Coach Mark Mandell: Holiday Drunk Driving
Opinion: Ending Qualified Immunity Is Bad Public Policy
Recently, I had the opportunity to write an opinionated article for the Michigan Police Chiefs magazine regarding the topic of ending qualified immunity. In recent months, we have seen those on the political left and right calling for expanded personal civil liability of police officers by ending the protections of the "qualified immunity" doctrine. In this article, I will give my thoughts, on why ending qualified immunity is just bad public policy. You can read the full magazine below - my article begins on Page 10 - or you can click here.
4 Quarters With Coach Mark Mandell: What to Ask Your Attorney After a Drunk Driving Charge
4 Quarters with Coach Mark Mandell: Choosing a Defense Attorney for a Drunk Driving Charge
4 Quarters with Coach Mark Mandell: Coaching During COVID-19
4 Downs with Coach Mark Mandell: Criminal Defense Practice
Witnesses Against a Criminal Defendant Must be in Person
Last week, the Michigan Supreme Court held that video testimony from a witness for the prosecution was unconstitutional. In a unanimous decision, the Court stated that the defendant in a criminal trial had the right to confront witnesses against him in person. While the decision follows the long legal history about the Confrontation Clause, the decision comes during the Coronavirus pandemic and the age of Zoom meetings.
Don't Ring in the New Year with an OWI
Thanksgiving Eve Launches Dangerous DUI Season
