Illinois DUI Legal Resources
Navigating a DUI charge or criminal case in Illinois can be overwhelming, but having the right information at your fingertips is crucial. This resource page provides essential legal guides, Illinois statutes, court procedures, and defense strategies to help you understand your rights and options. Whether you’re looking for information on DUI laws, license reinstatement, or the criminal justice process, these resources can help you make informed decisions. If you need personalized legal guidance, Andy Sotiropoulos & Associates is here to help—contact us today for a consultation.
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Illinois BAC Limits
Drivers Under age 21: 0 (Zero Tolerance)
School Bus Drivers: 0 (Zero Tolerance)
Commercial Driver’s License Holders: 0.04 BAC
Drivers age 21+: 0.08 BAC
For BAC limits & more, see the Illinois DUI Factbook 2025 from the Secretary of State.
This is for information only, not legal advice.
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Does a DUI Follow You When You Move Out of State?
Illinois participates in the Interstate Driver’s License Compact (IDLC), an agreement among most U.S. states to share information about serious traffic offenses, including DUIs. When you are convicted of a DUI in Illinois, that information is reported to the National Driver Register (NDR), a federal database that tracks drivers with revoked or suspended licenses. When…
Can a DUI Be Dismissed If the Officer Wrote the Ticket Wrong in Illinois?
If you have been charged with a DUI in Illinois and noticed mistakes on your ticket, you may be wondering whether those errors could result in your case being thrown out. This is a common concern and a fair question. After all, when you are facing a charge that could affect your license, insurance rates,…
Can You Join the Military After a DUI in Illinois?
The Military’s Stance on DUI Convictions Each branch of the U.S. military—Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard—has its own policies regarding enlistment with a criminal record. Generally, a single DUI conviction is not an automatic disqualifier but will require a conduct waiver. Multiple DUI convictions, however, significantly diminish your chances of enlistment…
New Bills Could Limit Pretrial Release in Illinois
Four Years After the SAFE-T Act: Central Illinois Lawmakers Push for Public Safety Reforms In 2021, Illinois enacted the SAFE-T Act, a comprehensive criminal justice reform aimed at promoting equity and accountability. Key provisions included the elimination of cash bail, reforms to policing practices, and changes to pretrial procedures. While supporters hailed it as a…