Springfield IL Traffic Lawyer - Protect your Driving Record from accumulating points and insurance increases. Often, Court Supervision is available and in some instances, amendments to non-moving violations are warranted. DUI Lawyer - If you have been arrested for DUI it is critical that you contact an experienced attorney immediately to protect your rights including your driver's license.
The one-legged-stand test also requires specific instructions. In addition, if you have any health reasons why you might not be able to perform this test it is important that the Court be made aware. Notice that these tests are administered and scored the same whether a suspect is 21 or 71 years of age. Here is a video of the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test (involuntary jerking of the eyes), This test must be conducted with extreme attention to detail for it to be considered accurate.
And, there are many factors such as flashing lights from police cars, oncoming traffic and the position of the pen, that can taint the results.
The one-legged-stand test also requires specific instructions. In addition, if you have any health reasons why you might not be able to perform this test it is important that the Court be made aware. Notice that these tests are administered and scored the same whether a suspect is 21 or 71 years of age. Here is a video of the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test (involuntary jerking of the eyes), This test must be conducted with extreme attention to detail for it to be considered accurate.
And, there are many factors such as flashing lights from police cars, oncoming traffic and the position of the pen, that can taint the results.
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Attorney Sronce if from Springfield, Illinois.
He is a graduate of SIU School of Law.
Upon graduating, he immediately began defending clients in the capacity as a Sangamon County Public Defender.
His case load included DUI, Traffic, and Felony cases including Petitions to Revoke Probation.
Attorney Sronce entered private practice in 2012, and has since developed a civil litigation practice representing injured clients as well as defending clients against state prosecution.
His involvement in the community includes serving on the Illinois Racing Board, and the Springfield, Metropolitan Exposition Auditorium Authority Board.
He is a graduate of SIU School of Law.
Upon graduating, he immediately began defending clients in the capacity as a Sangamon County Public Defender.
His case load included DUI, Traffic, and Felony cases including Petitions to Revoke Probation.
Attorney Sronce entered private practice in 2012, and has since developed a civil litigation practice representing injured clients as well as defending clients against state prosecution.
His involvement in the community includes serving on the Illinois Racing Board, and the Springfield, Metropolitan Exposition Auditorium Authority Board.
Greg - Thank you for your assistance.
The service was seamless and much appreciated.
It would be my absolute pleasure to recommend you to anyone for professional legal assistance!
I hired Mr. Sronce to handle a very complicated Illinois Driver's License Reinstatement case.
Mr. Sronce brought my issue to satisfactory conclusion, on time and within budget.
I believe Mr. Sronce actually performed beyond the parameters of our agreement, but did not charge me more than the amount originally quoted to me.
The service was seamless and much appreciated.
It would be my absolute pleasure to recommend you to anyone for professional legal assistance!
I hired Mr. Sronce to handle a very complicated Illinois Driver's License Reinstatement case.
Mr. Sronce brought my issue to satisfactory conclusion, on time and within budget.
I believe Mr. Sronce actually performed beyond the parameters of our agreement, but did not charge me more than the amount originally quoted to me.
If you were arrested for DUI, you likely received a notice of a statutory summary suspension (SSS), meaning your license will be suspended automatically on the 46th day after the arrest or receiving notice.
As stated above, a statutory summary suspension is effective the 46th day from the date you received notice and the SSS is separate from other criminal charges.
Driving relief is available to first offenders after the first 30 days of suspension.
In order to obtain relief, a Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device (BAIID) must be installed.
As stated above, a statutory summary suspension is effective the 46th day from the date you received notice and the SSS is separate from other criminal charges.
Driving relief is available to first offenders after the first 30 days of suspension.
In order to obtain relief, a Breath Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device (BAIID) must be installed.
If you have been convicted of DUI your license will be revoked and you will be required to Petition Illinois' Secretary of State to Reinstate your drivers license.
Below are the "nuts and bolts"of this process.
Call today and Attorney Sronce will explain what needs to be done in order to for you to Petition for Reinstatement.
Depending on your Driving Record, you may be eligible for an Informal Hearing or you may be required to undergo a Formal Hearing at the Secretary of State.
If you are denied driving relief at either hearing you will be notified of the reasons and you must correct the issues that resulted in denying reinstatement.
Below are the "nuts and bolts"of this process.
Call today and Attorney Sronce will explain what needs to be done in order to for you to Petition for Reinstatement.
Depending on your Driving Record, you may be eligible for an Informal Hearing or you may be required to undergo a Formal Hearing at the Secretary of State.
If you are denied driving relief at either hearing you will be notified of the reasons and you must correct the issues that resulted in denying reinstatement.
How long does a speeding ticket stay on my driving record?
Moving violations such as speeding, disregarding a traffic control light, improper lane usage, etc. remain on a driver's record for four to five years from the date of conviction.
If the ticket forms the basis for a suspension or revocation, the information will be carried on your driving record for a minimum of seven years from the date of reinstatement.
Alcohol/drug offenses remain on a driver's record for a lifetime.
Not only can your license be suspended for accumulating too many points, your insurance rates can and often increase as you are perceived to be more of a liability or risk.
Moving violations such as speeding, disregarding a traffic control light, improper lane usage, etc. remain on a driver's record for four to five years from the date of conviction.
If the ticket forms the basis for a suspension or revocation, the information will be carried on your driving record for a minimum of seven years from the date of reinstatement.
Alcohol/drug offenses remain on a driver's record for a lifetime.
Not only can your license be suspended for accumulating too many points, your insurance rates can and often increase as you are perceived to be more of a liability or risk.
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