DUI/DWI

What You Need to Know About Monitoring Device Driving Permits in Illinois

In Illinois, a Monitoring Device Driving Permit (MDDP) is a special type of driving permit that allows individuals whose driver’s license has been suspended to operate a motor vehicle legally. This permit may be available to qualified individuals in Illinois who have had their license suspended due to a first-offense DUI. Today, we will discuss

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Facing a Second DUI? Understand the Possible Consequences and Defense Strategies

Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense regardless of the circumstances. However, the stakes are higher if this is your second DUI arrest. If you or a loved one were arrested for drunk driving for a second time, make sure to work with an experienced DUI defense lawyer. License Suspension for Second DUI

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Defending a DUI in Will County

Many people who are arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Illinois automatically assume that their guilt has been proven and they will be convicted. The truth is that most clients are able to successfully fight their DUI charges. When a person is arrested for any kind of alleged DUI offense, it is important

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Getting Your Driver’s License Reinstated After a DUI Arrest

While jail sentences and convictions are usually two of the foremost concerns of driving under the influence (DUI) offenders in Illinois, the loss of driving privileges can be an issue that causes many additional problems for people. It is important for people to understand that the State of Illinois can take two different actions with

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Is my DUI Arrest a Felony?

While most first-time arrests for driving under the influence (DUI) in Illinois are misdemeanor offenses, drivers need be aware that there are situations in which aggravating factors could allow for prosecutors to seek felony charges for drunk driving. Felony DUI cases are always more severe than misdemeanor cases because defendants will be facing much stricter

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