Felony DUI

Waukegan Felony DUI Attorneys

Libertyville Felony DUI Charge Lawyers

In Illinois, it is possible to be charged with a felony for driving under the influence (DUI) even if you have never been convicted of a DUI before. Being arrested for DUI can be a frightening experience. You face jail time and it can also hurt your chances of getting a job.

After a DUI arrest, it is important that you speak with an experienced criminal defense attorney so that your rights are protected. Contact Noonan, Perillo, Polenzani & Marks, Ltd., to speak with a skilled Lake County and Waukegan felony DUI attorney. We will make sure that you understand your options and we will vigorously defend your interests in court.

Felony DUI in Illinois

In recent years, many DUI offenses have been escalated to felony or aggravated DUI charges. Your DUI charge can become a felony if you have been:

• Convicted of a DUI at least two times before
• Involved in an accident that caused great bodily harm to a person under the age of 16
• The cause of the death of another person
• Driving with a suspended or revoked license
• Driving without car insurance
• Driving a bus with passengers under the age of 18

A felony DUI conviction can result in extended jail time and larger fines. Additionally, you could have an ignition interlock device placed on your vehicle.

At our firm, a Lake County and Waukegan felony DUI attorney will investigate the circumstances of your arrest and fight your felony charge. We understand that your future is at stake and our attorneys will work to protect your rights. Our team of experts will investigate the facts behind your traffic stop.

Felony DUI and Drug Intoxication

A felony DUI does not only apply to alcoholic intoxication. You can also be convicted of a DUI or aggravated DUI if you are intoxicated by drugs. This includes both illegal narcotics and prescription drugs.

Contact Noonan, Perillo, Polenzani & Marks, Ltd., to set up an appointment with a Lake County and Waukegan felony DUI lawyer to discuss your case.