Yes. Driving under the influence includes more than being intoxicated by alcohol. The law also prohibits driving under the influence of drugs, including marijuana. Although Illinois has decriminalized recreational marijuana use, some people wrongly think they can toke up behind the wheel. Unfortunately, as our DuPage County DUI attorney explains below, you can face some serious penalties.

Every criminal case turns on evidence. Without it, the state cannot secure a conviction for even the lowest-level crimes, and defendants can walk free. Sometimes evidence is contradictory, and it is up to the judge or jury to decide who is telling the truth or what evidence is most believable. At Aldrich & Siedlarz Law, P.C., our team will aggressively review all evidence found by the state and go even further, looking for exculpatory evidence to clear your name of a retail theft charge. Our team includes a Polish-speaking attorney, so please do not delay contacting us.

From collecting financial records to starting to think about child custody arrangements, taking a few preparatory steps can make all the difference when it comes to getting ready for your divorce. To learn more about what is required to obtain a divorce in Illinois, please contact an experienced Lombard divorce lawyer who can help ensure that your divorce goes as smoothly as possible.