Arrested for DUI in Chicago?
At Adams Defense Law, we understand how life-changing a DUI charge can be. Our experienced DUI attorneys are here to fight for your rights and provide you with a tailored legal defense.
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With years of experience navigating Illinois DUI laws, we are committed to protecting your driving privileges, minimizing penalties, and ensuring the best possible outcome for your case.
Illinois DUI Defense
Why Choose Adams Defense Law for DUI Cases?
- Experienced Legal Defense: Over a decade of experience handling DUI cases in Chicago and across Illinois.
- Personalized Strategies: Every DUI case is unique. We develop a custom plan to address the specifics of your charge.
- Aggressive Advocacy: Whether it鈥檚 challenging the evidence or negotiating plea deals, we fight for your best interests.
- Free Consultation: Call us at 312-566-9173 or fill out our online consultation form to start building your defense today.
What Is a DUI in Illinois?
A DUI charge in Illinois is defined as driving under the influence of:
- Alcohol, with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of 0.08% or higher.
- Any amount of a controlled substance.
- Cannabis or other impairing drugs, including prescription medications, that render you incapable of driving safely.
Potential Penalties for DUI in Illinois
The consequences of a DUI conviction can be severe and life-altering:
- First Offense: License suspension of 6 months, fines up to $2,500, and possible jail time up to 1 year.
- Repeat Offenses: Longer license suspensions/revocations, higher fines, mandatory jail time, and ignition interlock requirements.
- Aggravated DUI: Felony charges with prison time for offenses involving bodily harm, child endangerment, or multiple DUIs.
Refusing a Breathalyzer
Refusing a breathalyzer test in Illinois triggers an automatic suspension of your license for:
- 1 year for a first offense.
3 years for a subsequent offense within five years. Visit our Refusing a Breathalyzer Test page to learn more about your rights.
Law Offices of Joshua Adams
900 w Jackson Blvd,聽Suite 7E
Chicago, Illinois 60607
312-566-9173
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