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In this article, our Naperville criminal defense lawyers explain what to do if you are pulled over for a DUI in Illinois.
If you refuse to submit to a breathalyzer, or if you submit and have over .08 Blood Alcohol Content (BAC), your license will be suspended. If you have had less than two DUIs in a five year period and your BAC is over .08 you will receive a 6 month suspension. If you refuse to submit to the test your license will be suspended for one year.
Although your license will be suspended for a longer period of time if you refuse to submit to the test, a positive BAC test is irrefutable evidence of guilt, which will make your case much more difficult to defend. Suspension periods automatically begin 45 days after your arrest.
At your hearing, our experienced Naperville DUI attorneys may be able to challenge:
In short, our Naperville DUI lawyers will explore every option under the law to protect your license and your freedom!
In this article, our Naperville criminal defense lawyers explain the Illinois criminal process. We discuss the rights you have when you are arrested. We also explain what a warrant is and how police officers can obtain one. Finally, we go over when an officer can stop you without a warrant, as well as how criminal charges work.
In this article, our Naperville criminal defense attorneys explain Stalking No Contact Orders.
A Stalking No Contact Order is intended to protect people who are not eligible for an Order of Protection from Stalking Behavior. We discuss the difference between a Stalking No Contact Order and an Order of Protection, who can obtain a Stalking No Contact Order, the definition of “stalking,” and the types of remedies available in Stalking No Contact Orders.
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