As a license reinstatement lawyer in the state of Illinois I've seen my fair share of unusual license reinstatement cases. Normally, I represent people at the Illinois Secretary of State hearings after they have been revoked for a conviction on a DUI arrest. This is what is called a typical formal administrative hearing.
But every once in a while I meet a person who has lost their license for a different reason other than being convicted for a DUI in the criminal court system. Recently, I came across a person who is license was revoked for a DUI conviction. This person even went to a license reinstatement hearing without a lawyer and was denied. After reviewing the documents, I felt that this person should have never required a hearing in the first place and was able to clear the Illinois driving privileges of this person within 24 hours. Again, this person's license was clear and not revoked less than 24 hours after retaining me; for the past 18 months this person have been revoked.
If you feel something is wrong in the way you have been treated by the Secretary of State or if your drivers license has been revoked for a DUI conviction and you need a successful outcome for your case, feel free to contact license reinstatement lawyer John W Callahan anytime.
– Posted by Illinois license reinstatement lawyer John W Callahan
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