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Have you been given a probation sentence in Illinois?
Probation is often tacked on to a jail sentence and served after your time in jail is finished. It can also be an alternative sentence to jail time. You can live with freedom on probation – as long as you meet all the requirements under Illinois law.
You probably already know that. You have to follow the rules of your probation, and if you violate them, you can suffer [...]
If someone gets arrested and then convicted for a crime, they will have a criminal record. Most people understand this innately.What if you beat your charge, though? Will you still have a criminal record? What if you never set foot in a courtroom? At what point is a criminal record created.
In this post, we’re going to tell you specifically how someone get a criminal record, and which misconceptions commonly confuse people. Then we’ll explain how to get [...]
If you have been charged with a property crime in Illinois, you need to take it seriously and work to put together the strongest possible defense to fight back. Depending on the nature of your alleged crime, you could be facing years in prison, high fines, and more.
How do you know which strategy is most likely to help in your specific situation? There’s no easy answer, but your best chance at a positive outcome is to work with [...]
If you are facing DUI charges in Illinois, it’s likely that you have many questions about what will happen next in the legal process and what you should do.
In this post, we’ll break the facts down for you and explain how you can fight back to get your charges reduced, dropped, or dismissed.
What’s the Requirement for a DUI Arrest?
The legal limit for blood alcohol concentration in Illinois 0.08 on a breathalyzer or blood test. [...]
Crimes are classified both by the type and the severity of the offense. Felonies are considered more serious than misdemeanors, and in Illinois they typically carry a minimum of one year of incarceration. Even amongst felonies, though, there are degrees of seriousness.
Our state has five classes of felonies – Class 4, Class 3, Class 2, Class 1, and Class X. Among these, Class X felonies are the most serious recognized in Illinois with exception to first-degree murder. If [...]
