Macomb County prosecutor considering more charges against woman facing misdemeanor in death of granddaughter One, or more additional charges considered No description found
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. – Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido is considering additional charges against a woman who was charged with a misdemeanor in the death of her granddaughter.
Nichole Leas, 40, of Warren was charged with a moving violation causing death in October of last year in the death of her granddaughter.
According to Lucido, one or more additional charges are being considered.
While this is a heartbreaking situation, Michigan does not have a per se law pertaining to the amount of marijuana in a person’s system, as it does with alcohol. No standardized testing has been developed and approved that provides a direct correlation between the level of marijuana in an individual’s system and an impact on their ability to drive to give rise to a felony charge in this specific case.
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