Wojtas

Wojtas faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

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Wojtas 'lawyer, Albert Markowski, argued that too much time had passed between the accident and Sengstock's death to conclude that the wreck was a main factor.

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If Wojtas is convicted of the more serious offense, his sentence on the first charge would be credited against the second sentence, Courie said.

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Wojtas faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

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Wojtas was driving with a 0. 19% blood-alcohol content on Jan. 11, 2007, when he slammed into the car of Joseph Sengstock, then 30.

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Linda and her family still maintain Wojtas received a lenient sentence and hope now that her son has died, Wojtas will face a more serious charge.

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The offense that Wojtas was convicted of carries a five-year maximum penalty while drunken driving causing death is punishable by up to 15 years in prison.

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Macomb County prosecutors could try to charge Wojtas with a more serious offense - such as drunken driving causing death - if they can show Joe died as a result of injuries from the crash, according to John Courie, a former chief assistant prosecutor in Macomb County and currently a criminal law professor.

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Wojtas already pleaded no contest in February 2007 to a drunken-driving charge related to the wreck.

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Wojtas said she supported it, but was open to some modifications to the law.

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