A new law that went into effect at the start of this year helps make more non-violent offenders eligible for probation in Illinois. The law was originally known as Senate Bill 3124 and is a part of the ongoing effort to reform the criminal justice…
There are a number of criminal penalties that you face when charged with a DUI in Illinois, including the loss of driving privileges and heavy fines. However, the possibility of jail time is likely the most intimidating penalty. Not only does it cost you your…
Being arrested and charged with driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs is no laughing matter. DUI charges that result in a conviction can mean serious, life-changing consequences. The penalties can be severe and may include lengthy terms of imprisonment, hefty fines, driver’s…
There are two basic categories of theft in Illinois: petty theft and felony theft. While one may sound more serious than the other, both offenses involve harsh penalties. From fines, jail time, court fees, a permanent criminal record, and the obligation to pay back the…
After being arrested for a DUI, you immediately have to face the consequences of the incident, whether or not you were actually over the legal limit. Once you are arrested and booked for the DUI, you have to obtain bail to get out of jail….
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