On January 1, 2016, a change to the DUI laws will take effect. The legislation eliminates statutory periods where a driver could not obtain relief from a statutory summary suspension or DUI revocation. Examples of this is allowing drivers to obtain a Monitored Device Driving Permit from day the first day of the suspension and second-offender DUI drivers will be eligible to apply for a Restricted Driving Permit (RDP) from the first day of the suspension For more information on these laws, contact our experienced DUI attorneys.
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DRIVER'S LICENSE REINSTATEMENT
If you received a DUI in Illinois where your license is suspended or revoked, you must apply for reinstatement to restore your driving privileges. If you only have one DUI, an informal hearing with the Secretary of State will usually suffice. However, more formal hearings are required for license reinstatement after a second or third DUI. You must file a request for a hearing with the Secretary of State and bring all relevant evidence to present at your hearing. Contact our DUI lawyers today to learn more about license reinstatement.
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