If you have been charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, you have certain rights that authorities must respect. One of the rights is the ability to see an attorney. However, you generally won't be able to see your...
Learn MoreThe prosecutor has the burden of proof presenting evidence that proves a driver was intoxicated while behind the wheel. The prosecutor will present several types of evidence to prove intoxication in a Chicago DUI case. In order for the judge...
Learn MoreIn order to be convicted of DUI in a court, the prosecutor must prove the charges beyond a reasonable doubt. Although this can be interpreted differently by judges, the job of the prosecution is to provide an abundance of evidence...
Learn MoreIn Illinois, when you are arrested for DUI and driving with a blood alcohol level over 0.08 percent, you will be issued a temporary driver's license. Drivers have ten (10) days to request a DMV hearing or they automatically lose...
Learn MoreIf you're charged with a DUI in Philadelphia, you have a right to present a defense. Putting up the best possible defense means building your case. Building your case means using a process called discovery to gather information about your...
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