What You Need to Know About DUI Probation in Illinois
Illinois considers driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol a severe offense, as expected, since it’s an issue of public safety concern. When convicted of DUI, it could lead to severe penalties such as jail term, termination of driving privileges,...
Differences Between Wrongful Death Claims and Other Personal Injury Claims
Wrongful death claims operate relatively like personal injury claims, but they only come into play when the victim has died due to the underlying incident. Personal injury and wrongful death claims can apply to several accidents, most commonly auto, workplace,...
Common Mitigating Factors in a Criminal Sentencing
The Criminal Court System must pass sentences that are deserving of the seriousness of the crime committed. After a defendant in a criminal case pleads “guilty” or is convicted based on the facts presented, a judge decides the appropriate punishment be...
Are DUIs on Public Record?
For a DUI arrestee, one of the many questions you are most likely to want answers to is, “Will this be on my record? For how long?” DUIs are considered felonies or misdemeanors on public records. If you are convicted, your DUI charge will be on public...