Understanding the Restricted Driving Permit (RDP) in Illinois
In Illinois, a Restricted Driving Permit (RDP) allows a person whose driver’s license has been revoked or suspended to drive under certain circumstances. Informally known as a “Hardship License,” it allows permit holders to drive in order to fulfill necessary responsibilities. For example, it may allow them to travel to work, medical appointments, classes, or transport...
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What are My Rights at a DUI Checkpoint?
A DUI charge can cause a ripple effect in life, affecting your home, finances, and job status. It is a severe and costly offense. Every driver is presumed innocent until proven guilty, and you have rights that can protect you. Speaking with a DUI criminal defense attorney should be a priority if you have...
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3 Main Steps in a Typical DUI Stop
Traffic stops should follow a procedure. This applies to DUI arrests just as much as it does when an officer stops you for speeding. Many potential questions could arise during these few critical minutes. This article only provides a general overview. 1. The stop The first step in a DUI arrest is the traffic stop. Police...
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How does blood alcohol concentration affect driving?
The more you drink, the higher your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) becomes. In addition to taking you over the legal limit and landing you in legal trouble should you get pulled over, an elevated BAC can also affect your driving ability.The more alcohol you drink, the harder it will be to operate your vehicle...
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