If you accumulate too many points on your driving record, fail a DUI chemical test or refuse to take one, Illinois will suspend your license. In other words, you will lose your right to be behind the wheel for the time stipulated by the court. Therefore, it would be a...
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Should you challenge a traffic ticket?
Actions such as speeding or making an improper lane change are generally considered to be infractions. This means that a Tennessee officer will typically issue a notice to appear in court. If convicted, you'll likely pay a fine and have points added to your license....
DUI costs people don’t often think about in Illinois
When people think about the costs of a DUI, they often only consider the monetary fines. However, there are other hidden costs that can be just as detrimental, if not more so. Loss of employment Many employers have a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to DUI...
Representation without delays may help in DUI cases
Anyone pulled over for a DUI in Illinois could face serious consequences. Fines, license suspensions, and jail time are possible outcomes, with repeat offenders potentially facing more severe penalties. Some drivers could make an error in judgment when facing their...
Commercial driving records and protecting them
Driving along interstate corridors and frequently working at night, commercial drivers perform essential societal roles like keeping supermarket shelves stocked and delivering mail. Illinois's interstates and highways play an essential role in the national transport...
Why traffic violations matter more for commercial drivers
Illinois drivers are not all treated equally when it comes to being stopped for traffic violation citations, especially commercial drivers who are hauling freight through the state. Local law enforcement officials and Illinois DOT officers are often quick to stop...
3 ways to attack DUI evidence
If you have been charged with a drunk driving offense, it may seem as though the state holds all the cards. In fact, the state holds the burden of proof, which can be a very heavy load. By attacking the evidence they have against you, you can make their job even...
Your suspended driver’s license
Traffic violations in Illinois can leave you owning a car but without the right to drive it. Having a suspended license may even prevent you from working. There are a few steps you can take to reinstate your license, and the most important among them is to not drive...
Should you contest a traffic ticket?
If you are cited for a traffic infraction in the state of Illinois, you'll likely have the opportunity to challenge the assertion that you did something wrong. However, it may not necessarily be in your best interest to do so. Generally speaking, it's only a good idea...
Ongoing costs of a DUI conviction
Of all traffic citations, DWI and DUI are usually the most costly. Some regions are known to be hotspots of police activity. Busy interstates and high traffic areas are not the only places targeted by police. Local throughways and back roads like those found in...
