Repeat Offenders Facing DUI Charges
Repeat offenders facing DUI charges face additional penalties and charges that require immediate legal assistance. Not only will the penalties increase, but the charges could lead to a felony prosecution. Philip Angelini has more than 25 years of experience in the Chicago area criminal justice system. In addition to his criminal defense work, he has handled over thousands of DUI prosecutions and knows how to effectively execute a defense in a complex DUI case.
Repeat offenders need immediate and aggressive criminal defense to prevent against excessive charges and penalties. Call 630-413-4174 to speak directly with Attorney Philip Angelini or contact him by e-mail regarding drunk-driving penalties.
Protect Your Rights. Minimize Excessive Penalties.
If you were previously found guilty of a DUI, you may have received a disposition of court supervision. This type of sentence is no longer available to you. A finding of guilty on your second offense will cause the Secretary of State to revoke your driver's license. However, with a strategic defense, you may be able to defeat the underlying DUI allegation and/or negotiate with the prosecution to prevent excessive penalties in your case.
Attorney Angelini can effectively protect your rights in cases involving:
- Car accidents
- Reckless homicide or injury to others
- Repeat offenses: felony DUI
Taking Action Now Can Minimize Penalties and Save Your License
If you or someone you love has recently been arrested for a DUI, it is important to consult with an experienced lawyer as soon as possible regarding your rights and options, especially if this is a second, third, or even fourth DUI offense. Mr. Angelini has the experience to effectively challenge the charges against you, fight for your license, and seek the prevention of fines or a jail sentence in your case.
Contact Philip Angelini today by e-mail or by calling 630-413-4174. From offices in Oak Brook and Chicago, Mr. Angelini serves clients in DuPage, Cook, Kane, and Will Counties and throughout Illinois.
