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What to Do When Your Driver's License is Revoked

What to Do When Your Driver’s License is Revoked

The DUI laws in Illinois were established in 1958, applying to individuals with a blood alcohol content of .15. Then on July 1, 1991, the Cannabis Control Act, or Illinois Controlled Substances Act, went into effect, thereby expanding the definition of driving under the influence.  These laws have changed the limits at which people can drive legally while intoxicated, and the laws […]
•May 30, 2019••0
How Much Will a DUI Cost You?

How Much Will a DUI Cost You?

Over 1.5 million people are arrested annually for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. It is a crime in every state to operate a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and if you are caught driving under the influence, chances are you will receive a DUI. However, a DUI conviction varies from […]
•May 30, 2019••0
High Behind the Wheel: How Will New Laws Impact Marijuana DUIs in Illinois?

High Behind the Wheel: How Will New Laws Impact Marijuana DUIs in Illinois?

Ever since it became legal and a useful replacement for patients who would otherwise use opioids, medical marijuana use has spiked in Illinois. While it’s a great replacement for opioids and other prescription drugs, it still needs to be handled with care. The increase of DUIs from marijuana use is only going to climb as more […]
•April 16, 2019••0
What Do You Need to Know About Illinois DUI Laws in 2019?

What Do You Need to Know About Illinois DUI Laws in 2019?

It’s an unfortunate circumstance when we get in trouble with the law, but if it should happen, normally you would ask people who faced a similar charge what you can expect. Unfortunately, Illinois DUI laws can, and do change almost every year.  We’re going to take a look at what you should know about receiving […]
•February 19, 2019••0
Formal vs. Informal Hearing in Illinois: What's the Difference?

Formal vs. Informal Hearing in Illinois: What’s the Difference?

Even minor traffic offenses can leave you with a suspended or revoked license.  So how are you supposed to get it back? Depending on your circumstances, you’ll either need to request a formal hearing or go to an informal hearing. Not sure how those two hearings are different? We’ll lay it out for you.  What is […]
•February 19, 2019••0
Can You Get Your DUI Reduced in Kane County, Illinois?

Attempting to Reduce DUI Charges

A DUI charge does not necessarily mean you were drinking and driving. It can include driving while under the influence of prescription medications, or even over-the-counter ones. However, the penalties are usually the same for each infraction.  Whenever you have been charged with DUI, whether it is for alcohol or for medications, trying to have […]
•December 17, 2018••0
What Rights Do Illinois Drivers Have at Sobriety Checkpoints?

What Rights Do Illinois Drivers Have at Sobriety Checkpoints?

In 1990, the US Supreme Court decided that despite the Fourth Amendment, which protects citizens from searches and seizures, sobriety checkpoints are completely legal. The argument is that checkpoints are ways to protect the innocent from drunk drivers. If you are living in Illinois, and encounter a sobriety checkpoint, it’s vitally important that you understand […]
•December 12, 2018••0
Driving Without a Valid Driver's License in Illinois

Driving Without a Valid Driver’s License in Illinois

While there are no verifiable stats, there are many more unlicensed drivers on the road than you think. The reasons people choose to drive without driver’s license might vary, however one thing remains true. Unlicensed drivers make the roads a safety hazard for themselves and everyone around them. If you’re considering driving without a license in Illinois, […]
•December 12, 2018••0
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