In Illinois, when you are arrested for DUI and driving with a blood alcohol level over 0.08 percent, you will be issued a temporary driver's license. Drivers have ten (10) days to request a DMV hearing or they automatically lose...
Learn MoreIf you're charged with a DUI in Philadelphia, you have a right to present a defense. Putting up the best possible defense means building your case. Building your case means using a process called discovery to gather information about your...
Learn MoreIf you find yourself facing a charge of drunk driving, the officer might ask you to take sobriety tests at the side of the road. These tests are meant to determine if it's possible that you're under the influence of...
Learn MoreIn Philadelphia, the phrase "dry reckless" is another name for a charge of reckless driving. A dry reckless charge is a criminal misdemeanor in Philadelphia and in the entire State of Illinois. It's a criminal offense that can bring jail...
Learn MoreIn Illinois, drivers that are arrested under suspension of DUI are afforded many rights. When an officer has probable cause to detain the driver, those who feel they are guilty and want to waive their right to a trial can...
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