When you receive a DUI in Illinois you will also receive a Statutory Summary Suspension, which is the automatic suspension of your Illinois driver’s license after 46 days. This suspension should be challenged for several reasons. First, you can save your driver’s license and second, the testimony you obtain at the hearing will benefit you…
The Illinois Secretary of State Office is proposing changing the steps necessary to have a driver’s license reinstated after a person receives two or more DUI convictions. Currently a revoked driver has to obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation from a licensed treatment provider and then present themselves at a hearing before the Illinois Secretary…
One of the conditions of bond is that you cannot leave the State of Illinois without the Court’s permission. To get permission to leave the State of Illinois your attorney will ask the Court to allow you to travel out of state. Your attorney should present to the Judge the reason for your travel and…
If you lost your Illinois driver’s license because of two or more prior driving under the influence of alcohol charges you can get your license back through a process called a “formal hearing” before the Illinois Secretary of State. The purpose of the formal hearing is for the Illinois Secretary of State to determine if you…