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If the state can not see my arrest video will this help my case? I am being told that they have not been able to see it. Will I
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Answered on October 23, 2013
If there was a video and it was destroyed, your attorney can possibly file a motion barring the officers testimony (meaning that's good for you). ...
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I am 22, got my DUI sentence dropped to reckless driving, 2 years probation, 100 hours community service.
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Answered on October 23, 2013
I would ask your probation officer to clarify.
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What can happen to me in court in the state of Illinois?
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Answered on October 16, 2013
You need a lawyer to try to get something worked out that can be expunged from your record
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I received court supervision 2 times this year, then got another ticket, will paying it cause a suspension?
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Answered on October 16, 2013
Probably not but you should hire a lawyer
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Speeding Ticket at Illinois
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Answered on October 15, 2013
Definitely go to court. Depending on your driving record, you should probably hire a lawyer.
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I violated my pretrial services, will it effect my case?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
If you are assigned to pretrial services, you've already been charged. You need to speak to your attorney.
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On court supervision and received another ticket
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Answered on October 14, 2013
Yes you can fight the ticket. As long as you are not convicted, it shouldn't affect your supervision.
I had recieved a public urination ticket in chicago and i wanted to know if i cant pay within 7 days does it become the max?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
If you were given a court date, go to court and see if you can get it reduced and/or dismissed
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How to get details of a felony from 18 yrs ago
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Answered on October 14, 2013
You won't be able to get records from Cook County online. Go to the courthouse where he had court and order the file from the clerks office. They...
In Illinois, 24 months of Conditional discharge + Fines=Is it a conviction?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
Yes, it is a conviction
