In this episode of Michigan Justice Chronicles, host Tracy Merda sits down with criminal defense attorney Dan Geherin to explore the complex intersection of criminal and civil litigation. They delve into a tragic case from Monroe County involving a drunk driving incident that resulted in the death of a young boy during a birthday party. Dan shares insights from his diverse background as a criminal prosecutor, defense attorney, and wrongful death litigator, highlighting how laws governing these cases interact and the broader implications for justice in Michigan. Tune in for a compelling discussion on criminal and civil law stakes.
Timestamps:
[00:01:13] Tragic intersection of criminal law.
[00:05:20] Civil implications of a homicide.
[00:08:04] Criminal conviction's impact on civil cases.
[00:10:27] Justice in criminal and civil cases.
[00:13:46] Tragedy at a birthday party.
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Michigan Justice Chronicles with Dan Geherin takes you inside the courtroom and behind the scenes of criminal defense law, uncovering the strategies, stories, and stakes that define justice in Michigan.
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