Getting a DUI (Driving Under the Influence) can have serious and far-reaching consequences that can affect various aspects of your life, including your legal record, finances, employment, and personal relationships. Here’s an overview of the potential...
The legal drinking age in the U.S. is 21 years old. However, this doesn’t stop many teenagers from trying alcohol before they reach this age. According to the CDC, about one in four high school students reports drinking alcohol in the past month. Underage...
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,...
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...
It is not uncommon for underage drivers or young people who have recently gotten their licenses to take liberties and indulge. This can be a delicate situation, as getting charged for a DUI can go on a permanent record or result in criminal penalties. Simple DUI Cases...
