In Illinois, a first DUI offense is classified as a Class A misdemeanor. That means if you’re arrested and charged with a DUI, you could serve jail time. However most first-time offenders receive a $500 fine, 2 years of court supervision plus counseling and community service. Our Geneva DUI Attorneys can help you plan the right defense against DUI charges in Kane County or DuPage County.
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Illinois has a “Zero Tolerance” Law when it comes to minors drinking and driving. If you’re under 21 years of age and accused of drunk driving in Illinois, the penalties can result in permanent blemish on your criminal record. Most underage drinkers face a suspension of driving privileges for 3 months. If convicted, you could be facing a 6 month suspension. Our underage drinking Attorney helps clients throughout DuPage & Kane County; including: Geneva, Wheaton, Elgin, South Elgin, Gilberts, Bartlett, and the surrounding suburbs.
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An aggravated DUI in Illinois is classified as a felony DUI charge in Illinois. This type of DUI is far more serious than a first-time offense. Aggravated DUI classifications vary based on your circumstances and so do the penalties. For example, if you were transporting children under the age of 16 while intoxicated and they were injured, you may face up to 2-5 years in prison and $25,000 in fines. If you need help with a felony DUI charge in Geneva, IL, our Kane & DuPage County DUI Attorneys can help.
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There are a wide range of alcohol-related offenses adults or minors can receive. If you or a family member have been cited for open containers in car, furnishing alcohol to a minor or underage drinking or consumption, we’re here to help. Our Geneva, IL Criminal Defense Attorney knows exactly how to represent and defend clients that may be facing alcohol-related misdemeanor charges.
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