The Fourth of July holiday is historically a time when law enforcement pulls over suspected drunk drivers who may pose a risk to themselves and other
Illinois House Bill To Seal DUI Records
An Illinois state representative recently commented that there are “two things you cannot expunge in Illinois…domestic violence and DUIs." In fact,
Illinois DUI Checkpoint Arrest
Tens of thousands of divers in Illinois are arrested every year for driving under the influence and, sometimes, arrests occur at sobriety, or DUI,
Marijuana Legalization May Increase Illinois DUI Arrests
In June, Illinois became the 11th state to legalize recreational marijuana - legislation that will take effect January 1, 2020. Illinois residents 21
Illinois DUI Arrests Increase During Saturation Saturday and Drive Sober Campaigns
Last week, Mothers against Drunk Drivers (MADD) volunteers and staff teamed with law enforcement departments across the country for the first National
Do I Have to Take a Breathalyzer?
If you are pulled over by the police for drunk driving, you may wonder, "Do I have to take a breathalyzer when asked?" Of course, you can always say
SCRAM Sobriety Ankle Monitors Launched in Illinois
According to the State's Attorney's Office, 2016 statistics reveal that Lake county Illinois has the fourth highest rate of drunk driving arrests in
Illinois Drive Sober Labor Day Campaign
With the Labor Day holiday just around the corner, many are making plans to celebrate the end of summer with picnics, parties or going out on the
Reducing BAC Limits to Curb Drunk Driving
Under the current BAC limit of 0.08, a driver has 169 percent higher risk of getting into a crash than at 0. Because every drink of alcohol raises the