Arthur Busch

The Busch Firm, Grand Blanc, Michigan

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Practice Areas

Criminal Law: Criminal Appeals, Drug Crimes, Expungement, Fraud, Gun Crimes, Internet Crimes, Sex Crimes, Theft, Violent Crimes

Estate Planning: Guardianship & Conservatorship Estate Administration, Health Care Directives, Trusts, Wills

Fees

Free Consultation
Free initial telephone consultation
Credit Cards Accepted
All major credit cards accepted Visa, Master Card, Discover
Rates, Retainers and Additional Information
$250.00 per hour for civil matters. Criminal case retainers are determined on a case by case basis.

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Professional Experience

Adjunct Professor: C.S. Mott Community College; 1978 - 2013; Criminal Justice Department. Taught criminal law, courtroom testimony and documentation, computer crime and cyber law and legal issues in corrections.

Prosecuting Attorney: Genesee County Prosecuting Attorney; 1993 - 2005; Retired. Chief Law Enforcement Official for Genesee County

Education

Michigan State University: B.A. | Public Policy; 1974 - 1976; Attended the James Madison College; Honors: Graduated with Honors

Professional Associations

Genesee County, Michigan: Prosecuting Attorney; 1993 - 2005; Activities: Elected county prosecutor (pop. 437,000). Supervised a staff of 42 attorneys.

Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan: Member, Board of Directors; 1993 - 2003

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Q. I recently received a traffic ticket. After I reviewed the ticket, i seen it was not given to me in my name?: April 3, 2013; A: Interesting case. I think that the mistake by the police officer could be corrected by simply re-issuing the ticket if your father were to answer to the ticket. He should answer to the ticket so that he is not in default. I had a case once where they completely left off the name of the party to be searched on a form search warrant. The case was appealed and the court ruled it was an inadvertent clerical error. Bottom line is that your dad could answer the ticket and fight it by proving he was elsewhere. He has no duty to help the police find you. However, the police have access to all the driver license pictures in your household if they really wanted to get you. The question is whether your Dad is up to the fight? At this point he has little choice but to respond to the ticket. ... Read More