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O'Flaherty Law of Chicago

1941 N. Elston, Ste. A Chicago, IL 60642

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(312) 736-1384

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chicago@oflaherty-law.com

Hours: 9 am - 7 pm Monday - Friday 11 am - 3pm Saturday 11 am - 2 pm Sunday

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Can I be Arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Marijuana in Illinois?

In this video, our. Cook County drug offense attorneys answer the questions regarding driving while under the influence of marijuana. The answer to this question is simple: NO. It is absolutely illegal to smoke marijuana or most any other drug while operating a vehicle. And yes, it is also illegal for a passenger to smoke marijuana inside a moving vehicle. A person can transport marijuana in their vehicle if it is the legal amount, properly sealed and placed at an appropriate distance from the driver and passengers.

In this episode, our Cook County drug offense attorney Kevin O'Flaherty discusses the niche concerns that come about with marijuana use while driving in Illinois

New Illinois Law Legalizing Marijuana in 2020

In this video, Cook County drug offense attorneys explain the new Illinois marijuana law that goes into effect in 2020. We answer questions about the new law which makes it legal to possess a certain amount of recreational marijuana, to smoke marijuana recreationally in certain places, and to obtain and sell a license to grow and sell recreational, including:

When will the new Illinois marijuana law go into effect?
Who will be allowed to smoke marijuana recreationally in Illinois under the new law?
How much recreational marijuana can I possess in Illinois under the new law?
Where can I buy marijuana in Illinois under the new law?
Where will I be allowed to smoke marijuana in Illinois under the new law?
Who will be allowed to grow marijuana in Illinois under the new law?
How much marijuana can I have in my system without getting a DUI in Illinois?
Can I remove prior marijuana possession convictions from my criminal record now that Marijuana is legal in Illinois?

In this episode, Cook County drug offense attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains the new Illinois marijuana law that goes into effect in 2020.

How do I Expunge Marijuana Convictions in Illinois

In this video, Cook County drug offense attorneys explain how to expunge marijuana possession convictions from your criminal record in Illinois once the new law legalizing Marijuana in 2020 becomes effective. We answer the questions:

What does it mean to expunge a marijuana possession conviction?
What types of marijuana convictions are eligible for expungement in Illinois under the new law?
When can a marijuana possession conviction be expunged in Illinois?
How to expunge a conviction for marijuana possession in Illinois; and
Should I hire an attorney to expunge my marijuana conviction?

In this episode, Cook County drug offense attorney Kevin O'Flaherty explains the new Illinois marijuana law that goes into effect in 2020.

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