Under certain circumstances, Illinois police can require you to submit to blood alcohol testing, but
they cannot physically force you to give the sample....
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As of January 1, 2011, Illinois has a new, stiffer speeding violation law. Instead of a moving
violation, drivers who are going over 31 mph can face misdemeanor charges and a potential jail
sentence. While speeding cases are tough to fight, an experienced attorney can help determine
the best strategy to defend your case....
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The State of Illinois requires all drivers to have auto liability insurance. If you are caught
driving without insurance on a first offense, you might be eligible for late compliance. If
not, you may have to pay a fine and face the suspension of your license. Should you continue
to drive, the penalties become more and more serious....
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In Illinois, you can lose your commercial driver's license for certain traffic-related offenses even
if you weren't driving a commerical motor vehicle at the time. An attorney can help you
vigorously pursue any defenses you might have....
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