When you are faced with a difficult legal matter, you need an attorney who will put you first, no matter how complex your case may be.
Most encounters with police officers in traffic are one-on-one interactions. A police officer may conduct a targeted traffic stop when they witness traffic violations or notice potential problems with a vehicle. Police officers also respond in person to collisions. Occasionally,
Many motorists have encountered DUI trouble once or multiple times in their driving experience. DUI arrests can be intimidating even for drivers who may have been wrongfully accused of operating their vehicle under the influence of alcohol or illegal substances.
Driving under the influence (DUI) charges are often misdemeanor offenses. However, specific factors can lead to aggravated DUI charges that can carry more significant penalties. In some cases, impaired driving allegations can lead to felony criminal charges. Prosecutors can pursue
People may face driving under the influence (DUI) charges because of a car crash or a traffic stop. In either case, many people rush to plead guilty because they think it is the best option available. Defendants often hope to
People sometimes decide how they will handle criminal charges without consulting with an attorney. They may decide to talk to police officers after their arrest or enter a plea without ever getting professional support. Doing so can be a major
People generally get arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) charges in Illinois after traffic stops or following serious collisions. Both clearly impaired ability and blood alcohol concentrations (BACs) over the legal limit could put someone at risk of prosecution.
Being arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) can result in immediate and severe repercussions on one’s driving privileges in Illinois. If you have been arrested for impaired driving in the Land of Lincoln, understanding the legal options available may
Driving under the influence (DUI) charges are among the most common criminal infractions prosecuted in Illinois. People from all different backgrounds can end up arrested during targeted traffic stops, at sobriety checkpoints or after their involvement in a collision. DUI
On February 22, 2021, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed House Bill 3653 into law as Public Act 101-0652. This has been dubbed the “SAFE-T Act” and is commonly referred to as the “New Justice Reform Bill”. Like most legislation, this
The state of Illinois passed several new laws that went into effect on January 1, 2020. One of these laws made it legal for Illinois citizens who are 21 or older to use recreational marijuana. However, there are certain restrictions
