Springfield IL Criminal Defense & DUI Lawyers
Getting one DUI can present enough challenges for you. Getting a second DUI can make the sanctions and penalties imposed on you for your first offense seem like child’s play. Illinois, like other states, employs a system of progressive sanctions to address repeat DUI offenders. This means that the …
Preparing for a DUI case is a time-consuming and exhaustive process, at least the way that we do it, and that is as follows. DUIs are the only criminal investigation that are supposed to be standardized. They are supposed to be standardized across the United States of America. I have been trained …
Video: Springfield Lawyer Dan Noll answers the question, "How Do I Prepare For A DUI Case In Illinois?" …
First and foremost, you should call the police. They'll conduct an investigation and determine whether or not the person who struck you was intoxicated. Secondly, you need to make sure an ambulance is called if anybody has been injured in the collision. If there's been an unfortunate injury, you …
Typically, the statute of limitations for filing any type of negligence action in the state of Illinois is two years. Sometimes, however, the statute of limitations is only one year. Situations like that occur if the person driving is, for example, a governmental worker. You need to work closely …
Drunk driving collisions can be a little more complex than your typical fender bender. Usually, the Noll Law Office will obtain a copy of the police investigation. This may be relatively quick or in the case of traffic crash reconstruction, it may take up to six months to get the police report. The …
When an individual has marijuana in their system, they can be charged with driving under the influence of drugs in the state of Illinois. Depending on exactly what happened, that can be a misdemeanor offense or a felony offense. Marijuana is a strict liability offense when it is in your system for …
