A criminal conviction can change your life forever. Attorney Demers provides aggressive, experienced defense for OWI, misdemeanors, and felonies in Wayne County.
(313) 655-9214 — Free Case ReviewDon't face the criminal justice system alone. We fight to protect your rights, your record, and your freedom.
The prosecutor's job is to secure a conviction. Your attorney's job is to ensure your constitutional rights are protected. Small mistakes early in a case — like speaking to police without representation — can be devastating.
Attorney Kenneth Demers provides strategic, steadfast defense representation across Wayne County district and circuit courts. We aggressively challenge evidence, negotiate from a position of strength, and aren't afraid to take cases to trial.
✓ OWI / DUI — Drunk driving, drugged driving, breathalyzer refusals
✓ Traffic Offenses — License restoration, DWLS, reckless driving
✓ Misdemeanors — Assault and battery, domestic violence, retail fraud
✓ Felonies — Drug possession, weapons charges, serious property crimes
✓ Expungements — Clearing eligible past convictions from your public record
An OWI conviction can cost you your license, job, and freedom. We challenge traffic stops and chemical testing procedures.
From theft and assault to serious drug charges, we mount a vigorous defense to get charges reduced or dismissed.
Don't let a past mistake ruin your future. We help eligible clients expunge convictions under Michigan's Clean Slate laws.
Driving on a suspended license? Too many points? We fight to keep you on the road and protect your driving privileges.
Do not wait. Schedule a confidential consultation immediately to discuss your defense.
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Free Case ReviewNo. You have the constitutional right to remain silent and the right to an attorney. Invoking these rights cannot be used against you in court. Always ask to speak with your lawyer before answering any questions.
An arraignment is your first court appearance. The judge will formally read the charges against you, ask for your plea (always plead 'not guilty' at this stage), and set your bond or bail conditions.
Michigan's Clean Slate laws allow many non-violent convictions to be expunged (removed from public view) after a waiting period (usually 3 to 7 years). Exceptions apply for certain traffic offenses and serious violent crimes.
If your new vehicle has repeated defects the dealer can't fix, you may be entitled to a full refund or replacement.
Call (313) 655-9214From debt collector harassment to defective products — we hold corporations accountable for consumer rights violations.
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