Gardi & Haught, Ltd. Ready For Summer Illinois DUI Cases
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Summer is a time for celebrations, but at the law firm of
"More parties bring increased opportunities to get behind the wheel under the influence," said
Currently, first-time DUI offenders in
DUI laws also apply to prescription and recreational drugs. It is a driver's prerogative to refuse breath, urine, or blood tests that are requested by the arresting officer, but the license suspension period is longer if they do. "However, doing so can make the case more defensible if it proceeds to trial," said LaScola.
DUIs incur legal fees, court costs, and vehicle seizure/tow fees that vary from
"Regardless of the specifics of the DUI arrest, immediate, experienced legal assistance is key to restoring your driving privileges," said LaScola.
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