Illinois DUI Laws: Why You May Need a Illinois DUI Lawyer

DUI conviction for 21 and over:
 
1st Offense
A minimum loss of driving privileges for one-year. Imprisonment for a possible one-year term. Up to $2500 in fines.
 
2nd Offense
A minimum 5 year loss of driving privileges. Possible imprisonment for one year, but 48 hours mandatory jail time, or 100 hours of community service if in 5 year-period. A $2500 fine.
 
3rd Offense
A minimum 10 years loss of driving privileges. Possible imprisonment for 1-3 years. If given probation, possible 30 days of community service. A possible fine up to $25,000.
 
DUI Conviction under age of 21 :
 
1st Offense
 Loss of driving privilges for a minimum of 2 years. A possible one-year prison term. A fine up to $2,500.
 
2nd Offense
Revocation of driver's license for a minimum of 5 years or until the age of 21. Possible imprisonment for one year. Mandatory 2 days jail time or 100 hours community service if in a 5-year period. A fine up to $2,500
 
3rd Offense
 Loss of driving privileges for 10 years. A possible 1-3 years prison term. If givenprobation, possible 30 days of commmunity service. A fine up yo $25,000

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