Randy R Babi

Randy Babi, a highly esteemed attorney and Michigan native, serves clients in the courts of Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne county with expertise and dedication. His specialization in Criminal law has been repeatedly recognized, most notably with his consistent receipt of the Superlawyer's Rising Stars award since he began practicing in 2016.

Super Lawyers is a prestigious rating service that acknowledges exceptional lawyers who have achieved high-degree of peer recognition and professional accomplishment. Through a patented, peer-influenced, and research-driven selection process, they honor only the top 5% of attorneys each year with inclusion in the Super Lawyers list. Randy's continual appearance on this list testifies to his enduring commitment to legal excellence.

With Randy Babi as your defense attorney, you can confidently face a variety of criminal charges. His extensive experience encompasses traffic offenses such as driving with a suspended/revoked license, fleeing an accident scene, and drunk driving. He also impressively handles misdemeanors like assault and battery, financial crimes, retail fraud, and drug offenses, as well as more serious felony charges including felonious assault, gun charges (CCW), manufacturing and delivery of drugs or marijuana, and capital cases. Randy's expertise even extends to handling traffic infractions like speeding and failure to yield.

As an active member of the Criminal Defense Attorneys of Michigan, Randy Babi navigates the complexities of the legal system with ease knowing he has support from colleagues and he in turn supports them. All this while maintaining a steadfast commitment to serving his community.

When confronting criminal charges, place your trust in Randy Babi, a stalwart attorney who is always prepared to defend your rights.

University of Detroit Mercy School of Law

J.D. (2012) | Criminal justice, trial practice, counseling, and negotiation.

2009 - 2012

As a Student-Attorney in the public defender's office, I offer crucial legal aid to indigent clients. My role focuses on understanding criminal court procedure, mastering trial techniques, and effectively negotiating plea agreements. This ensures clients navigate the justice system confidently and receive the most robust defense possible.

Wayne State University

B.A. (2009) | Political Science

2004 - 2009

Founder and Managing Attorney

The Boss Attorney PLLC

2016 - Current

Based in Michigan, The Boss Attorney is a highly rated law firm with a distinct focus on State and Federal Criminal Defense. Our areas of specialty range from misdemeanors, felonies, record expungements, White Collar Crimes, to Drunk Driving cases. Serving clients in Oakland, Macomb, Wayne counties, and federal courts, our experienced team emphasizes personalized legal services, consistently striving for the best possible outcomes for each client.

IT Contracts and Open Source Software

Ford Motor Company

2014 - 2016

As a specialist in Free & Open Source Software (FOSS), I provided strategic risk mitigation solutions for businesses. My expertise encompassed the creation and optimization of Open Source Software consumption models and processes, thorough risk analysis, and the development of bespoke mitigation strategies. My repertoire extended to general software reviews of open source software licensing to detect and isolate viral licensing that would legally require that proprietary software code would be revealed . Harnessing my proficiency in these fields, I helped streamline the process with a namesake process that transformed software risk reviews and drastically decreased the workload and communication gap in Ford IT in terms of using software already reviewed and not updated.

Public Defender in 35th District Court-Plymouth, Canton, Northville, MI

University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Criminal Clinic

2011 - 2012

As a Student Public Defender at the 35th District Court in Plymouth, I gained hands-on experience defending clients charged with misdemeanors including trespassing, DUI, drug possession, domestic violence, disorderly conduct, and indecent exposure. This role honed my ability to effectively communicate with clients, listen empathetically to their concerns, and advocate for their interests. I further developed negotiation skills with prosecutors and adeptness at making requests to a judge, shaping my comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice system.

Extern for Honorable Bruce Morrow

3rd Circuit Court-Wayne County, Detroit, MI

2010 - 2011

During my externship under the guidance of the Honorable Bruce Morrow in the 3rd Circuit Court of Wayne County, MI, I had the valuable opportunity to immerse myself in the complexities of the criminal court system. This particular court's focus was on cases involving high misdemeanors and felonies, including capital charges, provided me with a rich and nuanced exposure to criminal law. The experiences allowed me to observe and comprehend various strategies used in case presentations, evidentiary matters, and the consequent influence they held over court decisions. This immersive learning experience has significantly broadened my understanding of criminal law and fortified my dedication to this field.

Extern for Honorable Annette Berry

3rd Circuit Court-Wayne County, Detroit, MI

2010 - 2010

During my externship with the Honorable Annette Berry in the 3rd Circuit Court serving Wayne County, MI, I gained in-depth insights into the criminal court process. The court primarily dealt with criminal defendants charged with high misdemeanors and felonies, including life offenses. This experience granted me a unique perspective into the intricacies of such high-stakes proceedings. I not only witnessed but also analyzed various case strategies, evidentiary submissions, and their impacts on verdicts. This externship enabled me to deepen my understanding of the law's nuances and bolstered my commitment to the field of criminal defense.

Standardized Field Sobriety Certification

Michigan Association of OWI Attorneys

2019

Rising Star

Superlawyers

2023

I am deeply humbled and honored to have been conferred the Rising Star award in Criminal Defense from Super Lawyers. This recognition is only bestowed upon those who have demonstrated a significant degree of professional achievement and peer recognition, further reinforcing the prestige of this accolade. It is a testament to my dedication and hard work in the field of criminal defense and symbolizes my commitment to maintaining a high standard of legal service.

Rising Star

Superlawyers

2022

I am deeply humbled and honored to have been conferred the Rising Star award in Criminal Defense from Super Lawyers. This recognition is only bestowed upon those who have demonstrated a significant degree of professional achievement and peer recognition, further reinforcing the prestige of this accolade. It is a testament to my dedication and hard work in the field of criminal defense and symbolizes my commitment to maintaining a high standard of legal service.

Rising Star

Superlawyers

2021

I am deeply humbled and honored to have been conferred the Rising Star award in Criminal Defense from Super Lawyers. This recognition is only bestowed upon those who have demonstrated a significant degree of professional achievement and peer recognition, further reinforcing the prestige of this accolade. It is a testament to my dedication and hard work in the field of criminal defense and symbolizes my commitment to maintaining a high standard of legal service.

Rising Star

Superlawyers

2020

I am deeply humbled and honored to have been conferred the Rising Star award in Criminal Defense from Super Lawyers. This recognition is only bestowed upon those who have demonstrated a significant degree of professional achievement and peer recognition, further reinforcing the prestige of this accolade. It is a testament to my dedication and hard work in the field of criminal defense and symbolizes my commitment to maintaining a high standard of legal service.

Rising Star

Superlawyers

2019

I am deeply humbled and honored to have been conferred the Rising Star award in Criminal Defense from Super Lawyers. This recognition is only bestowed upon those who have demonstrated a significant degree of professional achievement and peer recognition, further reinforcing the prestige of this accolade. It is a testament to my dedication and hard work in the field of criminal defense and symbolizes my commitment to maintaining a high standard of legal service.

State Bar of Michigan  # P80952

Member

Current

Michigan

Since 2016

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October 8, 2023

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September 26, 2017

A: They may or may not know about it right away, but if you do not tell the court up front, you risk the judge finding out later and demanding an answer. The judge may also order another hearing to determine if the sentencing was made on information that was not complete. You definitely want to avoid that. Hope this helps!

Q. I recently pled guilty to impaired driving (in MI).

September 26, 2017

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