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IS IT RIGHT TO BE CONVICTED OF A 2ND DUI IN IL IF FIRST WAS 21 YEARS AGO AND PLED DOWN TO WRECKLESS DRIVING?
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Answered on December 30, 2013
Unfortunately it can be right. A person can get supervision only once in a lifetime, so your conviction is entirely possible. Remember even if a...
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I went to court on a dui charge which my girlfriend broke her knee they continued it becuz there wasnt any discover,
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Answered on December 30, 2013
Your lawyer will get any discovery that the State will give them. He then can decide if he wants to subpoena any other information he may need in...
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Can I take back a voluntary statement? Or say that I was drunk when I wrote it?
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Answered on December 30, 2013
You can have a hearing whether the statement was voluntary or not, if the judge finds the statement was involuntary he may exclude its use at...
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What kind of trouble would I be looking at for having a sealed container of alcohol in my trunk, (20 years old)?
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Answered on December 30, 2013
If the officer did not have probable cause to search your trunk, the alcohol may be excluded from introduction at trial (short for you win!). ...
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Failed baiid tests
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Answered on December 30, 2013
The reason that you didn't received any letters is that you may have no actionable events. Off the top of my head I think it is five attempts over...
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Vacate conviction while DWLS
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Answered on December 27, 2013
Unfortunately the answer is probably not. While the rules on vacating a conviction are not very clear, because Illinois law is not the picture of...
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My probation officer told me that he will not report my meth use to the courts if I stop using.
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Answered on December 25, 2013
I have represented many people in your position, so I totally get it. You want to gain "brownie points" for turning in your probation officer for...
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4 OWI's after 1999 = Lifetime revocation....... Is there a reason why has this never been taken to the Supreme Court?
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Answered on December 23, 2013
I guess the short answer is money. It is expensive to take a case up to the Supreme Court.
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Dui and reckless driving
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Answered on December 23, 2013
It really depends. The attorney will check the breathalyzer to determine whether it was properly calibrated, the officer who performed it had a...
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What will most likely happen in court
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Answered on December 22, 2013
What's going to happen. You will get a court date. When you go to that court date the judge will ask you what your plea is guilty or not guilty. ...
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