Opioids and Heroin Charges: The Serious Consequences of them

Opioids and Heroin Charges: The Serious Consequences of them

Opioids is now coming to the forefront yet years ago, meth was the big problem, and a hugely successful cable television show told the story of a fictional high school chemistry teacher who took up manufacturing meth to pay for his cancer treatments. Meth was huge,...
Facing a Drunk-Driving Charge? Get a Lawyer

Facing a Drunk-Driving Charge? Get a Lawyer

How Do I Find the Right DUI Attorney?You Don’t Want to Face Even First-Time DUI Penalties in IllinoisFinding the Right DUI Lawyer Is Difficult, but ImportantIf You Need Representation on Drunk-Driving Related Charges in DuPage, Kane, or Cook County, Contact the...
What Shows Up On a Criminal Record Check?

What Shows Up On a Criminal Record Check?

Background Checks Can Uncover Extensive Amounts of Information About YouWhat Information Can Background Checks Show?How Far Back Do Background Checks Go?If You’re Concerned About the Results of a Background Check, Consult the Criminal Attorneys of Kent Law, LLC Lots...
What Is the Function of a Grand Jury in a Criminal Trial?

What Is the Function of a Grand Jury in a Criminal Trial?

The Grand Jury Is Supposed to Protect Your RightsWhat Standards Govern Grand Juries?If a Grand Jury Has Indicted You in the Wheaton-DuPage County Area, Talk to the Criminal Attorneys of Kent Law, L.L.C. Grand juries work in secret. It actually is a crime to reveal...
There Are Collateral Consequences to an Illinois DUI Conviction

There Are Collateral Consequences to an Illinois DUI Conviction

There Are Collateral Consequences to an Illinois DUI Conviction You go out for a night on the town with your friends. You drink a few beers, maybe a shot or two. Or maybe you just go out for a dinner with friends that includes some wine. Maybe a little more than some....
What Happens if I Miss a Probation or Parole Appointment?

What Happens if I Miss a Probation or Parole Appointment?

Probation and parole, while two very different beasts, both result in a criminal offender either not going to jail at all or getting out of jail early. Both probationers and parolees face the prospect of jail time—including completion of their original sentence—if...