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Concerning the possible legislation of relief for drivers with 4+ DUI's in the state of Illinois
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Answered on January 16, 2013
Nothing will happen any earlier than the spring. Elaine Nekritz is the sponsor.
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Does out of state speeding tickets affects insurance? WI state ticket. IL state DL
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Answered on January 16, 2013
Not a legal question. Ask your insurance agent. If it's reported to IL, it will be treated as any other conviction.
I am holding CDL in Illinois.My DUI case was reduced to reckless driving and i was ordered Court Supervision.Is this conviction?
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Answered on January 14, 2013
SC means Supervision Conviction. For purposes of a CDL holder, supervision does not exist. So it's not a conviction as far as the criminal law is...
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Pending dui over 10 yrs what is statue of limitations between states on conviction.
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Answered on January 14, 2013
None
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When going to an alcohol assessment in IL for a DUI, will the center require a drug test/screen as part of the assessment?
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Answered on January 14, 2013
Some do.
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I was stoped with no license and expired suspended plates i went to court and they asked for an attorney why?
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Answered on January 14, 2013
Because you are facing jail time.
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I have a a violation of driving without a licence how to I get rid of the charge?
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Answered on January 14, 2013
get your license.
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DUI and classified as a dependent, alternatives to AA?
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Answered on January 13, 2013
SOS accepts non traditional support programs for that reason. Family, friends, co workers. . Or Celebrate Recovery, which is AA without the Higher...
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Should I seek supervision?
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Answered on January 10, 2013
If u get a third u may qualify for a probationary license
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2nd dui in 7yrs,no liscence since 2009,completed all programs..Regardless of hearings,is there a stature? No pending cases.
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Answered on January 09, 2013
They can and will deny you forever until you get your case right. You can have a hearing every 90 days. That's the only "statute". Some people are...
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