Michigan Minor In Possession – MIP
Minor in Possession – MIP charges are extremely common today. Michigan’s hard-line approach to alcohol-related offenses has resulted in vigorous prosecution of minor in possession offenses. It is important for a person charged with an MIP to understand that an it is a criminal misdemeanor which will cause a permanent criminal record. This is not just a ticket.
Having a minor in possession on your permanent criminal record may jeopardize your job opportunities in the future and significantly complicate any future plans for graduate or professional school.
An MIP carries the following potential penalties:
· Criminal Misdemeanor on your permanent record;
· Fines;
· Court mandated counseling;
· Community Service;
· Substance abuse screening and assessment.
New developments in Michigan’s MIP law make it more important than ever that you contact the attorneys of Veritas Criminal Defense immediately to ensure that your case is being handled effectively.