DUIs are some of the most common cases in court today. For this reason, anyone facing such a case should get professional representation by experienced attorneys. The law office of Purav Bhatt is now providing professional Chicago DUI lawyers to represent defaulters in court.
According to the website, "Illinois has some of the harshest penalties related to driving under the influence (DUI). Whether drugs, prescription medication or alcohol, if you are pulled over and ultimately arrested for DUI, you will have to face the reality of criminal charges, high fines and the possibility of losing your driving privileges either temporarily or permanently. Knowing what to do and what not to do, and more importantly, when to do it and when not to, can save you thousands of dollars, months or years of suspensions or revocations of your driver’s license and the possibility of a criminal conviction on your record."
The site also explains more about DUI Cases, "An officer is specially trained to identify signs of impairment and clues of being under the influence when conducting a traffic stop. Knowing what the officer is looking for when he pulls you over is the first way to prevent being arrested for DUI. If you are pulled over for committing a traffic violation such as not signaling before turning, speeding, or changing lanes unsafely, the officer’s training will kick in. He will approach the vehicle and start smelling for drugs or alcohol. His eyes will scan the inside of the vehicle for cans, plastic cups, or bottles. Even having a wristband from a bar or festival is a clue to an officer that you were possibly drinking and may be under the influence (take those off as soon as you leave the venue). It is enough for the officer to continue his investigation into a possible DUI. He will ask for your license and insurance. Along with checking if you are legally driving and insured, the officer is checking to see whether you can find your identification and insurance and how long it takes you to produce it. If the officer smells alcohol coming from the car (not necessarily from you), he will ask you to exit the vehicle. At this point, he is watching how you exit the vehicle. Did you use the door or frame for balance? Once you step out of the car, he will ask you questions related to your alcohol intake that day. “Small talk” you think, but no. The officer is watching whether you are swaying, what your pattern of speech is and what your eyes look like."
For more information about DUI attorney services in Chicago, visit the law office's website.
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For more information about The Law Office of Purav Bhatt, contact the company here:
The Law Office of Purav Bhatt
Purav Bhatt
(773) 791-9682
bhattchicagodefenselaw1@gmail.com
The Law Office of Purav Bhatt
1655 S Blue Island Ave #312,
Chicago, IL 60608
(773) 791-9682
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