Illinois License Suspension Consequences

Summary

In Illinois, driving without a license can result in penalties such as fines, jail time, and suspension of future driving privileges, even if you never had a license. Both the court and the Secretary of State can impose these penalties. To appeal or reduce these penalties, you can file a petition for a hearing, present mitigating evidence, attend a defensive driving course, or seek legal representation.

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The court or the secretary of state suspends the license
In Illinois, both the court and the Secretary of State have the authority to impose suspensions on driving privileges, even if you never had a driver's license. This means you may face penalties such as fines, jail time, or restrictions on obtaining a license in the future.
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In Illinois, you may appeal or seek to reduce these penalties through the following steps:
- File a petition for a hearing with the Secretary of State.
- Present evidence showing any mitigating circumstances.
- Consider attending a defensive driving course.
- Seek legal representation to assist with the appeal process.
Would you like more information on any of these steps?