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….
You are likely aware that one of the punishments for driving under the influence (DUI) of drugs or alcohol is a driver’s license suspension. All states reserve the right to suspend your license or vehicle registration for a period of time due to driving while…
Starting January 1, a number of new Illinois laws went into effect. Many of these statutes alter your rights while you drive or if you are charged with a criminal offense. Take a look at some of the important changes to ensure you understand your…
Illinois is a zero tolerance state, which means that any driver under the age of 21 caught with any measurable amount of alcohol in his or her system will face criminal and administrative sanctions. Illinois and other states have enacted these stringent underage drinking and…
Our previous blog explained what happens during your first DUI traffic stop and arrest. After being charged with a DUI, you will have to appear in court. Your DUI case will involve several criminal hearings before the trial. The process can be complicated, and you…
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