Mr. Wysocki is prepared to provide the solid defense that you need, regardless of the charges you are facing.
Multiple DUI Attorney in Waukegan
Direct DUI Defense from a Former Lake County Judge & Prosecutor
A second or third DUI charge can bring criminal penalties and separate consequences for driving privileges. A second DUI conviction in Illinois within 20 years can involve mandatory imprisonment or community service, up to one year of imprisonment, a maximum $2,500 fine, and a minimum five-year loss of full driving privileges. A third DUI conviction is a Class 2 felony that can carry up to seven years of imprisonment, a maximum $25,000 fine, and a minimum 10-year loss of full driving privileges. A person seeking a 2nd DUI lawyer in Waukegan needs a careful review of the current arrest, prior convictions, testing, and any aggravating circumstances.
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More Than 30 Years in Criminal Law & Direct Client Representation
When seeking representation for a second or subsequent DUI charge, individuals and families need an attorney who can assess the criminal charge and the separate issues affecting driving privileges.
Attorney Al Wysocki has more than 30 years of criminal law experience and has been licensed to practice law in Illinois since 1977. As a former Lake County judge, former Lake County prosecutor, and former chief deputy sheriff, he brings firsthand perspective from several parts of the criminal justice system. Clients work directly with him, and he develops a legal strategy based on the facts of the individual case.
Defense Strategies for Multiple DUI Offenses in Lake County
Depending on the offense history and circumstances, a repeat charge may be prosecuted as a misdemeanor or as one of Illinois’s felony DUI offenses. Mr. Wysocki reviews the traffic stop, field sobriety testing, breath or blood testing, arrest procedures, and records the prosecution may use to establish prior convictions. A multiple DUI lawyer in Waukegan can also evaluate whether the evidence and procedures support the charge brought in court.
A statutory summary suspension, which is an administrative loss of driving privileges that can follow a qualifying test result or chemical-test refusal, operates on a separate timeline from the criminal case. License reinstatement after multiple offenses can also involve Secretary of State requirements, including a formal hearing, an alcohol or drug evaluation, remedial education, proof of financial responsibility, testing, and a reinstatement fee.
Unbiased Advice, Honest Representation
What Sets Us Apart?
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We Will Never Back Down from a Challenge & Will Fight for You
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We Understand the Complex Nature of Criminal Cases
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We Provide One-on-One Consultations & Personalized Representation
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We Have Over Three Decades of Criminal Law Experience