Will I be able to keep my license if I explain that I need it to help my friend who suffers from STPD & to go to work?
If he gets supervision it will not count as a conviction
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If he gets supervision it will not count as a conviction
The informal hearing officer does not have the ability to check warrants.
They will dismiss if she is a no show. If you had insurance she probably won’t
Yes. Should not be a problem in Sangamon County. If you are convicted you will be suspended again.
You will need a new drug and alcohol evaluation. Given the hours you completed it is likely you will have to prove at least one year of abstinence...
License will be released once all fines are paid. Meanwhile your ticket is your license.
Here is exactly what you should tell then: NOTHING. Then hire a lawyer.
They have up to 18 months from the date of the misdemeanor offense to file charges. Two months is not even close to being too long.
Yes. They do not have to charge you on the spot.
Yes but not before you have been to court and received the supervision order. You can’t have a pending ticket.