Orland Park, Illinois, Repeat and Felony Drunk Driving Lawyer
If you have been convicted or received supervision for DUI in the past and have been arrested again, a license suspension may be the least of your worries. The penalties for DUI convictions continue to escalate and can be extraordinarily severe for repeat and felony offenders. If you have found yourself in this situation, you need an experienced attorney protecting your interests.
Michael F. Carroll, Attorney at Law, has extensive experience representing people who have been arrested for DUI. As a former Illinois police officer, he has experienced these cases from both sides and understands the inner workings of the criminal justice system. He works diligently to make sure the rights of his clients are fully protected.
Get the experienced representation you need to fight back against felony DUI charges. Contact Michael F. Carroll, Attorney at Law, today for a free initial consultation.
What Is Felony DUI?
Felony DUI, also known as aggravated DUI, can be charged in numerous instances, including third offenses and incidents involving death or great bodily harm, and can be accompanied by three to seven years in prison and fines as high as $25,000. If convicted, you will lose your driving privileges for a minimum of 10 years. With subsequent convictions, you could be looking at 30 years in prison and a lifetime revocation of your driver's license.
As a repeat offender, you are no longer eligible for supervision in order to void your conviction. There are no classes or programs you can participate in to remove this from your record and avoid the consequences. In addition, you will be ineligible for a work permit if convicted of felony DUI.
Time Is Not On Your Side
If you are facing a felony DUI conviction, you have no time to waste. You need to get in touch with an experienced DUI attorney as soon as possible. Call toll free 1-866-958-9651 for a free initial consultation with Michael F. Carroll, Attorney at Law.
