What Happens If My DUI Alcohol Evaluation Is Not Complete By My Court Date?

by jott on January 5, 2012

in Alcohol Evaluations

Every defendant who is arrested for a DUI in Cook County must have an alcohol evaluation completed prior to the court accepting any sort of agreement. Sometimes due to scheduling conflicts and other reasons out of a defendant’s control, the evaluation may not be ready by the next relevant court date.

In such a case, so long as the defendant has a valid reason for not having the evaluation completed, and that reason is relayed to the attorney representing you, there should be no issues. It is only in cases where the defendant is continuing to delay by not obtaining an evaluation where the judge would have a problem.

If you have questions concerning DUI Alcohol Evaluations, call Suhre & Associates any time at  312-450-6639 to speak with an attorney and find out what can be done in your particular situation.

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