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…
Police in-car video systems have been around for about 7 years. However, most police car do not have the ability to record video- – it varies from police department to police department. Further, within a police department some cars have it and some do not. Under Illinois law all Illinois State Police cars have to…
When a person is arrested for DUI they usually receive two separate tickets for DUI. The first ticket is based upon the police officer’s observations of you and the second is for providing a breath test that results in a reading greater than 0.08. 11-501(a)1: is for having blood alcohol level greater than 0.08. 11-501(a)2:…
I was in DuPage County, Illinois this last Friday in Courtroom 4015, representing my client on a hearing on a Motion to Quash. I started the hearing by calling the Lombard Police Officer. During my initial questioning of the police officer I asked him what training he received for DUI detection and Field Sobriety Training.…
You can receive a ticket for driving under the influence of alcohol on private property. However, you should not receive a suspension of your license under the Statutory Summary Suspension. In Illinois a person can receive a charge of driving under the influence (DUI) anywhere within the State of Illinois, even in your driveway. For…
How many times you and your attorney have to go to court for a DUI varies based upon the facts of the case. A DUI can be resolved in as little as one court appearance but typically it takes between 2 or more court appearances to resolve a DUI case. If you are pleading “not…