You may face both criminal charges and an automatic license suspension through the Illinois Secretary of State. In many cases, you only have 45 days before the suspension takes effect, so acting quickly is essential.
Yes. Many drivers are eligible for a restricted driving permit or can pursue full reinstatement through a hearing with the Secretary of State. Our firm handles the process from start to finish.
A DUI conviction stays on your criminal record permanently and cannot be expunged. This is why it’s critical to fight charges before they result in a conviction.
Jail is possible but not guaranteed. Penalties depend on your BAC level, whether there were passengers under 16, and whether an accident occurred. With strong legal defense, jail can often be avoided.
Aggravated speeding means driving 26 mph or more above the posted limit. It’s a criminal misdemeanor, not just a traffic ticket, and can result in fines, probation, or jail time.
Yes. A conviction may lead to job loss, especially if you hold a commercial driver’s license or a professional license. Employers often run background checks, and a DUI can raise red flags.
Most cases are handled at the DuPage County Courthouse in Wheaton, located at 505 N. County Farm Road. Some municipal violations may be addressed in local traffic courts, depending on where the arrest occurred.
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