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Does a term of imprisonment of not less than 3 years and not more than 7 mean I will be going to jail
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Answered on January 10, 2009
However, if you are charged with a Class 2 NON-probationable Felony, such as certain Aggravated DUI charges, then you will be going to the Illinois...
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Speeding Tickets-Traffic Law
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Answered on January 06, 2009
You are eligible for court supervision twice within a 12 month time period. Since you have no other tickets, you should be able to be placed on...
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TIntedwindows in IL
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Answered on December 16, 2008
If you have the tint removed before court, and can show proof to the Court that you had it removed (pictures/work receipt) then perhaps the...
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CRIMINAL PUBLIC DEFENDER
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Answered on December 12, 2008
A Judge has to appoint the Office of the Public Defender to represent your son. Assuming he qualifies, this appointment will be in court.
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Traffic tickets
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Answered on December 12, 2008
Get the sticker as soon as possible. You may be able to convince the prosecutor to dismiss the tickets, both of them, if you bring to court the...
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DUI Case
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Answered on December 12, 2008
Withdrawing your guilty plea and vacating the judgment entered against you will be the difficult part here. Absent evidence that you were...
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DUI
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Answered on December 07, 2008
Pay them...because if you don't the State can seek to file a violation against you, bringing back the charges, and ask for jail time. A failure to...
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Ticket
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Answered on December 03, 2008
Actually, even with a supervision order on the no insurance, the Secretary of State can require you to purchase SR22 insurance in order to avoid a...
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Speeding ticket court supervision
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Answered on December 02, 2008
No. Judges sometimes look favorably upon being there for your child, but a parent does not have to be there. Once a person turns 17, they are...
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DUI
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Answered on November 06, 2008
Will you be able to ask?--sure. Will the Judge grant your request?--probably. However, if you truly can't afford an attorney, ask the Judge if...