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Experienced Bribery Defense In Michigan

Have you been accused of offering, agreeing to or accepting a bribe? You need immediate legal representation. By consulting the lawyer at William W. Swor, PC, you can find out what you’re up against and what is required at this point to positively impact the outcome of your case. Bribery is a serious charge and may not only result in serious criminal penalties but irreparable damage to your reputation and your professional relationships. The right attorney can fight to protect your interests to the full extent of the law.

Attorney Swor has over five decades of experience. He is capable of handling a wide variety of criminal law cases and circumstances. He and is staff are passionate advocates for clients and tenaciously pursue the best outcome possible on their behalf, often with positive results.

How Michigan Defines Bribery

Under Michigan law, bribery is defined as offering, promising or agreeing to the exchange of money, services or goods for the purpose of influencing a public official’s performance of his or her duty. Bribery may relate to the following:

  • Public officials
  • Peace officers
  • Judges
  • Jurors
  • Sports officials

For example, a driver may attempt to bribe a police officer to get out of a speeding ticket. A construction company owner may attempt to bribe a public official to ensure that he or she is given a certain government project. Bribery may relate to bribery of a public official.

Experienced Legal Guidance Is Essential

To be convicted of bribery, the actual exchange of money or the performance of the public act need not have taken place in order for the prosecution to obtain a conviction. The attempt or offer alone may be enough to result in bribery charges and a conviction. This is one of the many reasons it is so important that you work with William W. Swor, PC, if you have been accused of this serious offense. Call the firm today at 313-499-0182 or use the contact page to schedule a consultation.