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Please contact and retain an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. A penitentiary sentence is normally the statutory minimum sentence for residential burglary in Illinois. You were either convicted of a lesser crime or were sentenced to a drug/alcohol treatment program as a condition for probation to be an allowed sentence for residential burglary.
Either way, being arrested for DUI while on felony probation is a very serious matter. Only an attorney familiar with your background, your prior charge and sentence and the facts of the case can best and fully advise you. The mere asking of a legal question on the internet does not constitute an attorney-client relationship and is clearly not a confidential conversation. Please retain experienced counsel.
Lori G. Levin
Attorney at Law
180 N. LaSalle, Suite 4700
Chicago, IL 60601
312-972-3756
levin@lorilevinlaw.com
www.lorilevinlaw.com...
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Please contact and retain an experienced criminal defense attorney as soon as possible. A penitentiary sentence is normally the statutory...
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Please contact an experienced attorney as soon as possible. You have a finite period of time to file a petition to rescind a summary license suspension. The attorney that you have hired for your DUI case can advise you regarding this. Please contact your counsel immediately.
Lori G. Levin
Attorney at Law
180 N. LaSalle, Suite 3700
Chicago, IL 60601
312-972-3756
levin@lorilevinlaw.com
www.lorilevinlaw.com...
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Please contact an experienced attorney as soon as possible. You have a finite period of time to file a petition to rescind a summary license...
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If you are on bond, even a personal recognizance bond, for an offense in Illinois, you must receive the court's permission to leave the state. Please contact your attorney as soon as possible if you wish to receive such permission. If you leave the state without permission, you have violated the conditions of your bond and could be subjected to penalties.
This is meant to be a general question and not legal advice. Please contact your lawyer as soon as possible.
Lori G. Levin
Attorney at Law
180 N. LaSalle, Suite 3700
Chicago, IL 60601
312-972-3756
levin@lorilevinlaw.com
www.lorilevinlaw.com...
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If you are on bond, even a personal recognizance bond, for an offense in Illinois, you must receive the court's permission to leave the state....
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