I'm currently on court supervision and just received another ticket. How exactly will this work?

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   Ted HarvatinPro

   Springfield Speeding / Traffic Ticket Lawyer

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   Answered April 30, 2012 14:07. The first county would have to file a petition to revoke your supervision before the period of supervision is over. It does not happen automatically most counties don't bother.
   
   You may request supervision on the second ticket as well.

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   Alexander Ivakhnenko

   Chicago Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered April 30, 2012 14:37. You may fall between the cracks if the county does not file a revocation of the supervision, which is usually the case as the Illinois counties do not coordinate the number of traffic supervisions issued in their respective counties for cross-references.

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   Matthew Haiduk

   Geneva Criminal Defense Attorney

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   Answered April 30, 2012 17:35. Likely nothing will happen. If you don't get any paperwork on the first ticket, call the clerk a day after the termination date of your supervision. If the clerk tells you that nothing happened, you'll have nothing to worry about.

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