Danger in the Courtroom
webadmin2020-06-02T10:37:43-05:00HOW THE LAW FAILS TO PROTECT THOSE WHO ARE ACCUSED OF SEXUAL ASSAULT
Six Problems with the Prosecution of Child Sexual Abuse Cases in Michigan
webadmin2020-06-01T10:26:57-05:00As a board-certified criminal trial attorney, I have been asked the following question: “How can the government prosecute me for child sexual assault when they have no evidence of my guilt?”
Ending Sexual Abuse
webadmin2020-05-30T16:17:40-05:00Child sexual abuse (CSA) is not a new phenomenon. It’s been going on since the beginning of the human race.
Defending Criminal Sexual Conduct Cases in the age of Survivorship: Why the American Jury System Remains Your Best Hope for Justice.
webadmin2020-05-30T16:23:48-05:00During a recess in my criminal sexual conduct trial, I overheard a spectator saying she hoped everything that’s gone on at Michigan State University (with the sexual misconduct lawsuits against a former physician), would help convince the jury that my client is guilty.
People of the State of Michigan v. Bradley Kihn, Docket No. 16-K-16997-FC
webadmin2020-05-30T16:30:58-05:00On January 25, 2018, an Ionia county jury acquitted Bradley Kihn on five counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct (CSC).