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In this article, our St. Charles criminal attorneys discuss the various ways your license can be suspended along with the length of time each specific suspension could last. You have a right to a hearing for your driving privileges and some questions to expect are:
The O’Flaherty Law team will make sure you are well-informed on all of your options and provide aggressive defense strategies to defend your rights
Read more about the DUI law from our Saint Charles criminal defense attorneys.
Our St. Charles criminal attorneys explain different ways your license can be suspended when faced with a DUI.
You are still entitled to a hearing even if your license is suspended. If you fail to file a Petition for Hearing within 90 days of your arrest, your right to a hearing will be waived. Within 30 days of the filing date, you will receive a hearing.
The O’Flaherty Law team will make sure you are well-informed on all of your options.
Read more about the DUI law from our Saint Charles criminal defense lawyers.
When faced with a DUI, there are important points you need to know. If you receive a DUI, it's possible the charges can be reduced or dismissed and if the court doesn't allow this supervision can enable you to keep your license and keep a conviction off your record. To receive this you will have to take any classes that the court requests.
After a second DUI, circumstances become more difficult and you lose any eligibility for court supervision and the revocation of your license is a certainty. Charges escalate if you're a repeat offender and it's crucial to know that receiving a third DUI is considered a felony in the state of Illinois.
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