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Long-term effects of a criminal conviction

Posted on March 29, 2017June 22, 2020 by ryancrimlaw

When a person is convicted of a criminal charge in Illinois, they have to face the penalty handed down by the court. However, it is the related results of a conviction that will have the longest lasting effects. Often referred to as collateral consequences, related results of a criminal conviction affect many other aspects of a person’s life. The assumption that a person has paidContinue reading

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What happens during a field sobriety test?

Posted on March 23, 2017June 22, 2020 by ryancrimlaw

Field sobriety testing is a common occurrence in Illinois and other states all over the nation. Such testing is beholden to very specific rules and regulations, and law enforcement must comply with all relevant statutes to ensure testing is conducted in the appropriate manner. To this end, it’s imperative that you understand just how field sobriety testing is to be conducted to ensure your rightsContinue reading

Posted in Drunk Driving

Drug dogs, traffic stops and your rights

Posted on March 16, 2017June 22, 2020 by ryancrimlaw

Being charged with a drug crime in Illinois can trigger a long chain of negative events in your life that are never really settled. In many cases, it becomes apparent after further investigation that your rights may have been violated, and you should not be prosecuted for the alleged drug possession or related charge. We at Ryan & Ryan, Attorneys at Law, have often providedContinue reading

Posted in Drug Crimes

Threat to “shoot up” school is a crime

Posted on March 15, 2017June 29, 2020 by ryancrimlaw

Hopefully, everyone (or at least most people) know that you cannot threaten to attack a school. Numerous school shooting from Columbine to Sandy Hook have put school administrators and police on edge about the risk of another school shooting. In response, various states have passed laws prohibiting even threats against schools and making them crimes punishable as a felony, even if there were no overt actsContinue reading

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Consequences of felony DUIs

Posted on March 8, 2017June 22, 2020 by ryancrimlaw

The state of Illinois classifies DUIs as either misdemeanors or felonies, depending on the individual situation. While a misdemeanor certainly carries consequences, a felony conviction can alter your life even more significantly. Having a felony conviction could disqualify you from certain housing or educational opportunities, and it could negatively impact your career. Here at Ryan and Ryan Attorneys at Law, we understand the potential consequencesContinue reading

Posted in Drunk Driving

Hedge fund boss faces charges in $1 billion fraud case

Posted on March 7, 2017June 22, 2020 by ryancrimlaw

Federal authorities announced last week that they are unsealing an indictment which charges a hedge fund boss and several deputies in a major fraud case, involving 1$ billion. In federal courts, you are charged with an indictment which is issued by grand juries. The indictment is the formal document that lists the charges against you and justifies your arrest and seizure of property for evidence.Continue reading

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