A fourth DUI faces a range of 3-7 years in prison, and drug court should not be an option. If it is, then someone made a big mistake and you should...

Yes, you could be prosecuted. Also, the Secretary of State can suspend your driving privileges, whether or not you are prosecuted.

There is a range of possibilities. This case could be charged as a felony because it is your third one. If so, you could get anywhere from...

It sounds like you received convictions in another state that got reported to Illinois. The only way to get out of the suspension would be to hire...

At trial, the officers will testify that they formed an opinion that you were impaired and will have to state their reasons for forming that...

Sounds like you committed a DUI. I would not recommend talking about this case on a public forum. You should hire an attorney who can review the...

You will have to have a hearing at the Secretary of State where you will present an alcohol and drug evaluation, proof of treatment and testify...

It is a common practice to charge a separate fee for each document that you will need for reinstatement. These are all individual companies with...

Jail is possible but unlikely if you are a first offender and this was charged as a misdemeanor. In any event, you should hire a local attorney to...

It is possible, but not likely on the first offense. However, you might end up with a criminal conviction that could affect your ability to get...