Michigan Minor in Possession – MIP First Offense
Warning!!! An MIP on your record is a misdemeanor…you could be viewed as a drunken criminal when you apply to graduate schools, jobs, or the military. Keep reading if you want to learn more…
“MIP Attorney Reveals Inside Secrets About the Judges, Courts and Procedures in Michigan Minor in Possession Cases!”
If you think that you can handle the court system without the right information, THINK AGAIN!
Judges, Prosecutors and Law Enforcement have no interest in protecting your future, You are on your own!
The Typical MIP College Bust & Party Patrol!
Let’s say you are at a college party with all of your friends and you decide to have a couple of beers from the keg. For some reason, you decide to take your red plastic cup and leave the party to find some other friends. While you were walking on the sidewalk, three police officers ask you, “What’s in the cup”?
Since you have always been taught to be honest with the police, you think they will go lighter on you if you tell them that there is beer in the cup. The next thing you know, you have handcuffs slapped on your wrists and spend the night in jail! Your first appearance in court is scheduled in a week, and you have NO IDEA what to do next!
- Do you tell your parents?
- Do you need bond money to stay out of jail?
- Do I have to hire an attorney?
- What is an arraignment?
- Can I plead not guilty when I had a beer in my hand?
- Will I spend any more time in jail?
- Will be able to get into Grad School or find a job with a criminal record
The 2011 MIP eBook delivers a wealth of information and will help you learn about the legal nightmare that you are about to encounter.
You will learn the following:
- How to stay out of jail while your case is pending
- Why a plea of “Not Guilty” is almost always your best first move
- How to get a MIP diversion, dismissal or delay of your case
- Which MIP defenses may pull your butt out of the fire
- How your case may be handled in your college town…including GVSU
- How to hire an attorney without the headache
- You may qualify for free legal help
- What to tell your parents in most cases
- Why an MIP can keep you from advancing in your career
As you can see, the 2011 MIP eBook has the most current information
about how to handle your Minor in Possession of alcohol charge.
You are paying thousands and thousands of dollars for your college education. When you get this eBook, you can protect your substantial college investment.
Here are only some of the reasons to buy this eBook:
- You could keep your record clean
- You can stay out of jail while your case is pending
- You might find a defense that could get your MIP case dismissed
- Protect your ability to get into grad school
- Learn how to hire an MIP attorney…maybe even for free!
MIP Attorney with Over a Decade of Experience!
“I wrote this book after seeing that hundreds of college kids were being arraigned every week without legal representation. Many were pleading guilty simply to “get it over with” and stop the bleeding.
That is a huge mistake! This book is updated with current 2011 information about the courts, judges and prosecutors that will have a huge influence on your life in the coming months.
I have practiced criminal defense for 13 years and now focus my work on defending kids who have been charged with Minor in Possession of Alcohol. You can have access to my knowledge for a fraction of the cost of hiring an attorney. DO NOT WAIT! ”
William A. McNeil, J.D.
Minor in Possession Attorney
90 Day Money Back Guarantee of Satisfaction
Even if you have any doubts, rest assured that you have absolutely nothing to fear because there is a 100% money back guarantee if you find that the 2011 MIP eBook fails to educate you about Minor in Possession charges in Michigan. Even if you request a refund, you can still keep the MIP eBook for free.
Arm yourself with the latest MIP eBook and put your mind to rest! Learn about the court procedures, terminology, and programs that may be available to keep your record clean.
When you purchase the MIP eBook – 2011 MIP Student Guide, you will receive a link to download a PDF that you can start reading immediately! Adobe Acrobat Reader is required.
The MIP eBook is only $19.00!
Only a fraction of what an attorney will cost you…many attorneys can charge up to $2500.00 to represent individuals charged with a misdemeanor!
If you don’t take action:
- You could go to jail if the judge requires a bond.
- You may not be able to get into grad school.
- You may not be able to get a cushy job or advance in your career.
Learn as much as you can about the
MIP process before your day in court!
P.S. I don’t want you to end up with an MIP on your record for the rest of your life. An MIP gets reported to the Secretary of State, could increase your car insurance, and could keep you from obtaining a professional license.
