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Michigan Criminal Defense

When you are accused of a crime you are not just fighting charges, you are fighting a system. Police departments and prosecutor’s offices have hyper-efficient procedures in place to move cases through that system as quickly as possible. Without a diligent defense attorney who knows how the system works, you could end up surrendering rights you didn’t even know you had. That could result in your case ending much worse for you than it needed to.

As a former prosecutor, KBW Criminal Law’s founding attorney, Kevin, has years of experience navigating the criminal-legal system. He will put that experience to work for you to achieve the best possible outcomes for any type of criminal case, including:

About the Founding Attorney

Kevin Battersby Witenoff is a former prosecutor with experience handling complex and high severity felony cases.

As a Wayne County prosecutor, Kevin led nearly one thousand adult and juvenile felony cases, including high-stakes charges such as homicide, carjacking, robbery, and counterfeiting. This background gives him a unique advantage in defense work: he knows how prosecutors build cases, where weaknesses can be found, and how to negotiate effectively on behalf of his clients.

Before his time at the Prosecutor’s Office, Kevin dedicated his studies and early work to issues of fair treatment in the court system, social policy, and juvenile justice. Today, he brings that passion into practice, with a mission to secure the best possible outcomes for every client he represents.

From traffic infractions to life offenses, Kevin has successfully navigated nearly every type of criminal matter. His deep courtroom experience, diligence, and strong professional relationships enable him to fight for dismissals, diversion programs, favorable plea agreements, or trial victories — whichever path is in his client’s best interest.

Should I Call a Lawyer Before I Am Charged?

Most people wait to call a lawyer until after they’ve been charged with a crime. By then, the prosecutor has already made key decisions, the police have gathered statements, and the case has begun to take shape—often in ways that are difficult to undo. What many people don’t realize is that calling a lawyer before charges are filed can dramatically change the trajectory of a case.

In some situations, early intervention can even prevent charges from being filed at all.

At KBW Criminal Law, we’ve done exactly that—multiple times—by identifying weaknesses in the government’s case long before a prosecutor would normally...

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Contact the Firm

3011 W Grand Blvd Ste 406
Detroit, MI 48202
Phone: Call our office (313) 912-9045
WhatsApp: (313) 912-9045