Under Illinois law, there are five different classes of felonies based on the time of imprisonment in a state prison. Apart from first-degree murder, which is not classified, the most serious type of offense is a Class X felony. If you have been accused of…
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…
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…
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…
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