Gary M. Gabry
Gary practices in the areas of criminal defense, parole hearings,
appeals, civil lititigation and family law. He is licensed
to practice in all federal and state courts in Michigan. He
has represented clients in hundreds of jury trials.
Gary served for two terms as the elected prosecutor for Ionia
County. Following this he was appointed by the Governor to
reorganize and chair the Michigan Parole Board. Gary is an
expert in the sentencing process and the operation of the
parole process.
He has been elected President of the Michigan Prosecutors
Association and is a Chair-elect of the Criminal Law Section
of the Michigan State Bar. He has lectured to a plethora of
audiences including attorney groups and the Michigan Judicial
Conference. His primary lecture topics include criminal procedure,
sentencing and parole, trial techniques, and strategies and
defenses.
First and foremost, Gary is a trial attorney with remarkable
success. He has investigated and tried complex matters for
over twenty years.
A gradguate of Kalamazoo Hackett High School, Gary went on
to earn his Bachelors at the University of Michigan and a
Juris Doctorate (Doctor of Law) from the Detroit College of
Law.
Gary has been married to his wife, Gail, for the past thirty
years and they have two grown children, Amanda and Andrew.
Ten Questions for Gary
The police want to talk to me about
a crime, do I need an attorney?
My son is in prison and up for a parole
hearing, what can I do to help him get home?
I have been accused of criminal sexual
conduct and the police say a polygraph can clear me, should
I take their test?
The police called me in to give them
a statement and when they told me they had fingerprints putting
me at the scene, I told them I guess I was there. Now I find
out they had no prints. Can’t I get my statement suppressed?
I have been charged with domestic
violence and now my spouse wants to drop the charges, so I
won’t need an attorney, correct?
I got arrested for drunk driving and
I refused the breath test. Am I going to lose my license?
Our local hardware store advertises
a product for a price and whenever I go to buy, they don’t
have it and want to sell me a more expensive model. Can they
keep doing that?
I was busted for possession of drugs
but the police say they won’t charge me if I work for
them. What should I do?
FIA interviewed me about my kids’
bruises and they are now filing a petition to bring the matter
into probate court. They say they just want to work with us,
do I need an attorney?
I was stopped and arrested for a
DUI and I blew a .15, so I am guilty. Why waste money on a
lawyer?
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