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Davis is also recognized statewide as a top-tier Illinois driver’s license reinstatement attorney with a thorough knowledge
of Illinois traffic law. He is a former hearing officer,
prosecutor and legal advisor to the Illinois Secretary of State.
With over 35 years of experience, Mr. Davis is highly regarded in his ability to help those clients who have had their drivers' licenses revoked or suspended.
As a private attorney, he has successfully represented
thousands of clients at administrative hearings
before the Secretary of State, including those who have been denied driving relief in the past.
An Illinois drunk driving arrest leads to numerous questions.
Am I facing jail time? Will this go on my public record?
Will I lose my driver's license?
 How much will this cost
me? Do I need a DUI defense attorney? Illinois law is complex and requires professional and experienced legal representation. Having an experienced
DUI attorney on your side can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case.
Our Chicago Area DUI lawyers have successfully represented thousands of clients charged with misdemeanor and felony
DUI charges throughout Illinois including Cook County, Lake County and DuPage County.
We are able to evaluate your case, determine the most
appropriate strategy and provide the effective representation that you deserve.
If your Illinois driver's license has been revoked or suspended, you came to the
right place.
Our driver's license reinstatement attorneys have successfully represented thousands of clients
before the Illinois Secretary of State. The Secretary
of State can suspend, revoke or cancel your driving privileges for a variety
of reasons including DUI, excessive moving violations and fraud.
Illinois law often requires an administrative hearing
under a complex set of rules to regain your driving
privileges. We provide high-quality legal representation to
clients throughout Illinois and across the country who have lost their driving
privileges. Even if you have been denied driving relief in the past,
our Illinois driver's license reinstatement attorneys are here to help.
Criminal charges carry a wide-range of possible penalties
and may have long-lasting consequences on your personal and
professional life.
Our Chicago Area criminal defense attorneys provide experienced and dedicated legal representation on both misdemeanor and felony charges.
Every client deserves to have his or her rights protected.
The Illinois criminal defense lawyers at The Davis Law Group, P.C.
From preliminary hearing to trial, we offer the knowledgeable and aggressive representation that you deserve.
Illinois traffic tickets can lead to high fines, employment consequences,
insurance increases and even a driver's license suspension. Our traffic ticket defense attorneys provide professional and competent traffic ticket defense.
Keeping your record clean and minimizing the consequences is our
top priority. Whether you were ticketed for speeding, running a stop sign, or a traffic accident, we can help.
We have an unparalleled knowledge of Illinois traffic law and the ability to navigate
the court system effectively.
Even if you are unable to appear in court, we may be able to do so on your behalf.
Whether you are a CDL holder (i.e. truck driver) facing loss of employment or simply trying to keep a clean driving record, contact
our Chicago Area traffic lawyers to discuss your specific situation. If
you have been arrested, even if your case was later dismissed, it is likely that you have a public criminal record.
Expungement or sealing may provide you with the clear record
and the peace of mind that you deserve. There are a variety
of reasons to file a petition to expunge or seal your record.
You may be worried about future employment, a promotion that
requires a criminal background check, or
you may simply want a fresh start. Our Illinois and Chicago Area expungement lawyers can review your record, determine
your eligibility, and provide the compassionate legal representation that you deserve.
Contact us today to begin working toward a brighter future.
The attorneys at The Davis Law Group, P.C. We don't believe that legal issues should define you or control your future.
We understand that dealing with legal troubles can be
a stressful experience. Our legal team focuses
on each client’s unique needs and we ensure that any and all questions are answered in a timely
manner.
Our attorneys and knowledgeable staff are dedicated to providing
top-notch service and communication to keep you updated
as your case proceeds. The legal team at The Davis Law Group, P.C.
Illinois and the Chicagoland area including Cook County, Lake County, and DuPage County.
We frequently appear at courthouses including, but not limited to,
Skokie/Old Orchard, Rolling Meadows, the Daley Center, Bridgeview,
Maywood, Markham, 26th & California, 400 W. Superior, Waukegan, Round Lake Beach, Mundelein, Park City, Wheaton, Downers Grove, and Addison. Explore our website and feel free to
call us or submit your information using the
convenient form on this page to learn more about our firm.
We hope you make the decision to contact us so our attorneys may provide you
with trustworthy and competent representation. If you have
been accused of a crime or if you require legal representation related to any of
our practice areas, let us put our vast experience to work for you.
Personal injury and wrongful death: An accident can change
lives in an instant. We are dedicated to seeking justice on behalf of our
injured clients and fighting for maximum compensation. With over 68 years
of experience, we are the oldest personal injury law
firm in Texas. Business litigation: Businesses can face a variety of legal challenges,
many of which can threaten the business' bottom line. We help Texas business owners overcome a variety of legal disputes, helping them
make decisions that are consistent with their goals.
We are a Texas law firm dedicated to seeking justice,
compensation, and results on behalf of our clients.
The Bowling Law Firm, A Professional Law Corporation, helps people
harmed by medical malpractice and/or who have sustained severe and catastrophic
injuries from motor vehicle accidents, pharmacy errors,
dangerous conditions of business premises, and other calamities
pursue rightful compensation. The Firm’s other partner, Zach Christiansen, has been recognized as a "Rising Star" by Super Lawyers.
Prior to graduating from Tulane Law School, Zach obtained
an engineering degree from Georgia Tech. The Bowling Law
Firm is thus able to combine its deep understanding of the science of personal injury with strong technological capability.
The Firm does not have nonlawyer personnel "screen" calls, so you will have
the opportunity to speak directly with an attorney about
your potential case.
 If you have questions about the
elements of theft, speak with a Baltimore theft lawyer today.
Stealing property or services in Baltimore can be classified as either a misdemeanor or felony depending on the item stolen or the value of the property.
If facing theft charges in Baltimore, individuals are advised to seek the help from an experienced Baltimore theft lawyer.
Over the years, the theft statutes have changed in Baltimore as directed by the BaltimoreGeneral
Assembly. To keep up with inflation and the value of property, the value determinations for the various theft continue to increase.
On October 1, 2017, the legislature once
again increased the values for general theft in Baltimore and Baltimore.
Baltimore theft laws are the same criminal
laws that apply throughout the State of Maryland. Why is a Theft Conviction So
Harmful to Your Future?
Theft crimes and theft conviction are damaging to a person’s
reputation when looking for a job. If a future employer
sees a prior theft conviction on a new hire’s record, they are hesitant to
trust that employee with money or other responsibilities.
This is why theft convictions are so serious and must be avoided at all costs.
Make sure you work with a skilled Baltimore theft lawyer to
minimize the sentence and penalties for theft
if you’ve been charged . 100 is most commonly charged in shoplifting cases.
100, the police will typically charge this offense.
100 is classified as a misdemeanor in Maryland. 500 fine.
In addition, if convicted, some Courts in Maryland will assign probation, either supervised or unsupervised following the conviction. 1,500,
it is likely that a defendant will be charged with this theft
offense. 1,500, a person is facing a misdemeanor charge.
If convicted for a second or subsequent time, the State will file enhanced penalties.
500 fine. The Court will most likely place a person on probation for a theft conviction in Baltimore.
A Baltimore theft lawyer can work with you to reduce or minimize the consequences of a
theft conviction. There are defenses to theft, mainly the value and proof of the actual theft.
A criminal defense lawyer will be able to present various defenses at trial or to the State’s Attorney.
25,000 is classified as a felony in Maryland. 10,000 fine.
First time theft charges may not bring an instant conviction.
As a first time offender in Maryland may benefit from the entry of a probation before
judgment (PBJ) in their matter. The benefits of a PBJ
run from not having to tell anyone that you have been convicted to the possibility of expungement after 3 years.
100,000 is even more serious and is classified as a felony in Maryland.
25,000, it is typically charged when it is alleged a vehicle is stolen. 15,000 fine.
A Baltimore theft lawyer can mitigate the penalty for theft by way of a history and reason presentation to the Court.
In addition to a theft conviction, the Court will order that that defendant restore
or replace the value of the item taken. 100,000 or more is most commonly charged in Baltimore when there has been an alleged employee theft.
This may occur when an employee has access to funds that belong to a business.
This crime will also be charged when a person has allegedly taken a large item from another person. 100,000 or
more in Baltimore, MD, is classified as a felony. 25,000 fine.
As most thefts of this value are charged in the Circuit Court, a Judge could order a period of probation to last
up to 5 years. While the general theft statutes will be charged anytime someone has
taken an item from another. There are similar criminal counts
that come with a theft charge. If theft theft occurred by force,
then an individual can be charged with robbery or armed robbery, if
a weapon was used. Also, theft from a home could be considered a burglary.
There are various levels of burglary, depending on where the theft happened.
A Baltimore theft lawyer can be helpful in devising a defense to your theft related
charges. Theft charges can be expunged under certain circumstances.
If the theft charges were nolle proseui, stet, dismissed or you received an acquittal, then the case can be
expunged immediately. If you’ve been charged with theft
in Baltimore, Maryland, you need to seek the advice of a theft
lawyer. At the Law Offices of Randolph Rice, they offer free
consultations for all new theft charges and clients. There are many ways to
beat and defend a theft charge in Baltimore. From lack of evidence to disputing the value of the items taken, theft is
not always what it may seem when initially charged.
An Ocean City sex crimes lawyer can provide you with
legal representation after accusations are made against
you. Sex crimes cases are among the most complicated claims in the
legal system because they often come down to questions
of whose version of the truth is the accurate one. A sex crimes lawyer
in Ocean City can help you work hard to put together a strong case to try to convince the jury to
believe your version of events. There are a number of different defenses to sex crimes charges, ranging from consent for certain offenses
to mistaken identity or false accusations.
Choosing the right approach when responding to accusations
of sex offenses can be difficult. You deserve to have a skilled, passionate, and informed advocate to help you
decide how to deal with the serious charges you are facing.
An Ocean City sex crimes attorney with experience representing defendant can provide you with guidance so you can make informed choices throughout the criminal process.
Your lawyer will represent you at each step of your case, from asking the court to suppress evidence obtained in illegal searches
to investigating the facts to questioning witnesses to presenting your
story at trial. The goal is to help you get
the best outcome you can under the circumstances, either by
winning a not guilty verdict or making a favorable plea deal.
The primary difference between rape offenses and sexual assault offenses is that rape involves penetration while sexual assault offenses involve other sexual acts.
To get a conviction for any rape or assault offense, a
prosecutor must prove that a defendant engaged in unwanted sexual behavior.
Consent is a defense, except in cases where the
sexual acts involved someone underage. However, the defendant’s
age also matters. If the minor is at least 14 years old, there are no criminal penalties
for consensual sexual contact unless the defendant is at
least four years older. Many sex crimes in Ocean City can result in jail time, as well
as required registration on the sex offender registry.
The most serious penalties are typically reserved for sex acts that allegedly
involved a minor or for sex acts that allegedly involved violence.
Penalties can be avoided with a not guilty verdict, or may
be reduced in certain cases with a successful plea agreement.
Defendants must be viewed as innocent until proven guilty of all sex crimes.
An Ocean City sex crimes lawyer works hard to help protect your Constitutional rights and to ensure you benefit from all legal protections within the
United States Justice system. To learn more about how an Ocean City sex crimes lawyer can help with the charges
brought against you, give us a call today.
Although in recent years, there have been significant changes
to the drug, controlled substance and narcotics laws of New York,
those changes have not lessened in seriousness. There is substantial importance in having an experienced and dedicated Westchester County criminal defense lawyer.
In fact, the recent changes to the New York drug laws, commonly
referred to as the "Rockefeller" laws, require mandatory minimum prison sentences.
Many have serious maximum penalties which include long jail sentences and even in some cases lifetime imprisonment.
The harshness of the laws, even for first-time offenders and for those cases involving small amounts of
drugs or narcotics, requires that you have criminal defense attorneys who are knowledgeable and prepared to vigorously defend your rights.
Depending on the charges and the various circumstances, our Westchester County drug crime attorneys will be
able to help you by fighting for alternative
sentencing or other more manageable outcomes.
We also offer free case evaluations to help those who have been arrested and looking for
knowledgeable legal counsel. With more than 65 years of combined experience,
the lawyers of Riebling, Proto & Sachs, LLP,
will work hard to provide you with a vigorous defense designed
to protect your rights and tailored to your specific circumstances.
The wealth of experience allows our Westchester County criminal
attorneys to provide you with effective, resourceful
representation in the state and federal courts. Federal and State Drug laws have also have more
recently been used to prosecute individuals for the sale
and possession of ecstasy, OxyContin, codeine and Vicodin. Even those possessing or
selling drugs such as steroids and human growth hormone have been charges with very serious crimes.
Our drug crimes defense attorneys know that a conviction for any drug
or narcotics offense can be crippling both professionally and personally.
Beyond the threat of jail or imprisonment, New York law requires
the revocation of a person's driver's license. There can also be very serious and substantial consequences on an individual's immigration status, even for legal immigrants.
The following was received from attorney Brendan Shiller as an email.
With the consent of Mr. Shiller, it is reprinted here as a guest post.
Please note that that I have corrected yesterday's post to delete the incorrect assertion I made about John Preston that
Mr. Shiller points out below. I apologize for the error.
A couple of people forwarded your blog post regarding
the Judicial Accountability PAC to me. First, let me say the the whole
post was generally accurate and mostly fair. We do have an honest disagreement about what is appropriate
in judicial elections. I think we have created a hybrid democratic process for
judicial elections that results in a huge disservice to the voter and therefore to our justice system.
 By both not allowing judicial candidates to
speak on issues and by not allowing the same type of negative campaigning that we allow for all other elected
offices, we deprive voters of important information. I of
course understand the principal of not wanting to undermine the integrity of the judiciary.
But, if we are going to have elected judges, then we need
to allow all of the means of communication and debate (vagaries and all) that are generally allowed in democratic elections.
It is my hope that going forward the Judicial Accountability PAC and other PACs will fill this void and provide more
information and more energy in judicial elections. As for your specific argument that the PAC
crossed some type of bright line by making an argument against a candidate because of who she represented,
I think there is an honest disagreement here.
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