There are two main categories of penalties in an Illinois drunk driving case: administrative penalties and criminal penalties. You must be convicted, or found guilty, of driving under the influence to be subject to criminal penalties such as community service or jail time. However, administrative penalties are enforced whenever somebody fails or refuses to take a chemical blood alcohol concentration test. Typically, the administrative penalties for a DUI arrest include suspension of your driver’s license. Once your license is suspended, it is illegal for you to drive a motor vehicle. Fortunately, there may be a way to regain the ability…

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