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Our McHenry County criminal defense attorneys have the expertise to put you in the best possible position to succeed in your DUI, criminal or traffic case. We will explore every possible avenue to protect your liberty and defend your case.
Our McHenry County criminal defense attorneys have the expertise to put you in the best possible position to succeed in your DUI, criminal or traffic case. We will explore every possible avenue to protect your liberty and defend your case.
In this video, McHenry County criminal defense attorney Kevin O'Flaherty describes why O'Flaherty Law is the best choice for your DUI, traffic or criminal matter.
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In this episode of Learn About Law we talk about Illinois DUI laws and what to expect if you're charged with driving under the influence in Illinois #DUI
With the holiday season upon us, holiday parties will most certainly be on everyone’s calendar. While you are enjoying a night out with friends and family you must remember the importance of driving responsibly. Arrests for driving under the influence are extremely prevalent around the holidays. Police are on high alert for drivers who may be driving over the legal limit. If you find yourself arrested for a DUI here are some important factors to consider.
If it is your first offense, you can attempt to have the charges dismissed or reduced. If the State is not willing to dismiss or reduce the charges and you should then request court supervision. First time DUI offenders in Illinois are entitled to court supervision. Court supervision will allow you to avoid having your license revoked and having a conviction placed on your record. Court supervision comes with several conditions such as fines, an alcohol evaluation, Victim Impact Panel, and community service. When you complete the requirements of supervision the case will usually be dismissed after approximately twelve months.
If it is your second or more DUI, the situation is much more complicated. First, you are not eligible for court supervision. Also a revocation of your license is guaranteed upon a conviction. There is also the possibility of jail time although many courts will agree to extensive community service in lieu of jail time. Finally, if this is your third DUI it is considered a felony.
With the holiday season upon us, holiday parties will most certainly be on everyone’s calendar. While you are enjoying a night out with friends and family you must remember the importance of driving responsibly. Arrests for driving under the influence are extremely prevalent around the holidays. Police are on high alert for drivers who may be driving over the legal limit. If you find yourself arrested for a DUI here are some important factors to consider.
If it is your first offense, you can attempt to have the charges dismissed or reduced. If the State is not willing to dismiss or reduce the charges and you should then request court supervision. First time DUI offenders in Illinois are entitled to court supervision. Court supervision will allow you to avoid having your license revoked and having a conviction placed on your record. Court supervision comes with several conditions such as fines, an alcohol evaluation, Victim Impact Panel, and community service. When you complete the requirements of supervision the case will usually be dismissed after approximately twelve months.
If it is your second or more DUI, the situation is much more complicated. First, you are not eligible for court supervision. Also a revocation of your license is guaranteed upon a conviction. There is also the possibility of jail time although many courts will agree to extensive community service in lieu of jail time. Finally, if this is your third DUI it is considered a felony.
McHenry County criminal defense attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains your rights if you are arrested in McHenry County, Illinois.
In this article, our McHenry County criminal defense lawyers explain the rights that you have if you are arrested in Illinois. We discuss the right to an immediate bond hearing, the right to remain silent, the right to an attorney, and the right to confront witnesses. We explain how warrants work, and when an officer may stop and frisk you without a warrant based on probable cause to believe you have committed a crime.
In this article, our McHenry County criminal defense attorneys explain what to do if you are pulled over for a DUI in Illinois. We explain the difference in penalties between a first-offense DUI and aggravated or second-offense DUIs, how to respond to police questions if you are pulled over for a DUI, and what you should do if you are arrested in order to give our McHenry County criminal defense lawyers the best chance to give you a favorable outcome in your case.
Read the full article by our McHenry County criminal defense lawyers explaining McHenry County DUIs.
McHenry County criminal lawyer Kevin O'Flaherty explains what to do if you are pulled over for a DUI in McHenry County, Illinois.
In this article, our McHenry County criminal defense attorneys explain what to do if you are pulled over for a DUI in Illinois. We explain the difference in penalties between a first-offense DUI and aggravated or second-offense DUIs, how to respond to police questions if you are pulled over for a DUI, and what you should do if you are arrested in order to give our McHenry County criminal defense lawyers the best chance to give you a favorable outcome in your case.
Read the full article by our McHenry County criminal defense lawyers explaining McHenry County DUIs.
McHenry County defense attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains how to file a petition for order of protection in McHenry County, Illinois.
In this article, our McHenry County criminal attorneys explain how to file a petition for order of protection. Orders of Protection are intended to protect the petitioner and other protected parties from abuse at the hands of a family or household member. Abuse is broadly defined to include non-physical abuse such as harassment and intimidation. We discuss where to file your petition, what must be included in the petition, and which documents must be filed along with your petition.
Read the full article by our McHenry County criminal lawyers explaining orders of protection.
