in the media

February 6, 2023
Arthur J. Weiss commented in a Detroit Free Press article regarding the retirement of U.S. District Judge Victoria Roberts, who presided over the Hutaree militia case he had worked on: “Her retirement will leave the bench with a significant void. Throughout her judicial career, she has consistently displayed intellectual decisiveness, integrity and intestinal fortitude.”

November 29, 2022
Arthur J. Weiss was interviewed by the Detroit Free Press following the Michigan Supreme Court’s granting of a request for the temporary suspension of Jennifer and James Crumbley, parents of the Oxford school shooter.

November 17, 2022
Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan (CDAM) President Arthur J. Weiss gave a presentation at their annual conference highlighting announcements and updates from CDAM, MIDC, SADO, and MAACS. Watch the video here:

November 15, 2022
Detroit Free Press
Arthur J. Weiss was interviewed by the Detroit Free Press regarding his thoughts on how Oxford school shooter Ethan Crumbley’s background and upbringing may play a role in the impending Miller hearing that will decide his fate.

September 23, 2022
MLive
MLive reached out to Arthur J. Weiss, president of the Criminal Defense Lawyers of Michigan, for his comments on the controversy surrounding the thousands of faulty marijuana blood tests performed by Michigan State Police forensic team.

June 30, 2022
Detroit Free Press
Arthur Weiss commented on his representation of Dr. Rajendra Bothra after being found not guilty.

June 13, 2022
Macomb Daily
An 80-year-old and three other physicians were acquitted of all charges related to federal allegations they operated a Warren-based prescription drug mill.

October 30, 2021
Macomb Daily
A federal judge has dismissed the criminal case against a Macomb Township construction contractor due to the information he provided about a co-defendant and his exemplary behavior since he was charged, a rare move at this point in a case.

January 4, 2018
Detroit Free Press
A federal judge Thursday sentenced a Novi restaurant owner to nine months in prison for hiding out five undocumented Mexican immigrants in his home’s basement, where they died in a fire nearly two years ago.