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Many people are worried about going to jail or losing their driver's license after a driving under the influence (DUI) arrest in Illinois. If you want to get your driving privileges back after an impaired driving arrest, you will typically need to install a breath...
The legality of prescription medication confuses people. They know they have to see a doctor to get a prescription, but they may think they can do whatever they want with a medication once they possess it, which isn't true. The drugs people abuse and how they misuse...
Bail has always been a tool to help people get out of jail until their trial. While not everyone can get bail, the majority of people facing charges have at least some kind of bail option. In Illinois, the Pretrial Fairness Act has passed the Illinois legislature as a...
The most common reason for someone to get charged with driving under the influence of a substance is if they've been drinking alcohol. This is illegal if there is any level of impairment and there is a legal limit of 0.08% in terms of blood alcohol concentration. Most...
Heroin is an illegal drug, so getting stopped with it in your possession could lead to significant penalties. While Illinois does have drug courts that may be available to you after you are charged, not all cases can be sent to those alternative courts. In Illinois,...
If you or a friend are impaired and potentially unable to drive due to that impairment, then you have a few options. You may ask a sober driver to take you home, stay where you are until you sober up or take a rideshare or taxi-cab service home. Rideshare services are...
Heroin is a controlled substance, and possessing it may lead to serious charges and penalties. The possession of heroin is charged as a felony under Illinois’s Controlled Substances Act, so a conviction could lead to life-altering penalties. The risk of a prison...
If you are accused of a crime, you will soon learn what it’s like to be involved in the criminal justice system. Your attorney will talk to you about building a case for trial, but you may also have opportunities to avoid trial by settling with the prosecution. The...
Every year, thousands of people in Illinois get arrested for drug offenses. Many of them will face incarceration, fines and career consequences for those charges. Often, criminal behavior related to drugs stems from addiction. There might be an underlying medical or...
You may have heard in the past that you can have your DUI case, or other serious traffic violation case, dismissed if the arresting officer doesn’t appear in court. That isn’t exactly the truth, and thinking that way could result in you being ill-prepared for what...