Because of your age (under 18), you would need to appear in court with a parent or legal guardian to request court supervision. An attorney can certainly assist.

I would agree with Mr. Ooink's response. I would just add that obstructed view is a non-moving violation, which shouldn't even be displayed on your Illinois driving record.

Yes

Only in case of emergency or when directed by a police officer.

See if a new date has been posted for your traffic case - https://caseinfo.mchenrycountyil.gov/pca/Home/Search. If it is not updated, you may wish to contact the Clerk's Office on Monday to verify.

Unfortunately, yes, it still needs to be paid.

Technically, you can receive supervision twice within 12 months. He would need to appear in court on the second to receive supervision again - it as at the discretion of the judge. An attorney may be able to assist.

No updates as of yet. If they postpone your court date you will be notified by mail (you can also check your case status on the website for the Clerk of the Circuit Court - https://epay.18thjudicial.org/Clerk/allsearch.do .

You can pay it but a conviction would stay on your record. It may be worth filing a motion to vacate to bring it back into court and attempt to remove the conviction or possibly have it dismissed (if set for trial and the other party does not show up). An attorney can assist.

You can obtain a court purposes driving record from the Secretary of State, which will be clean, but the court should already have access to that information. As they say, it's hard to prove a negative. You may want to hire an attorney to straighten this out with the prosecutor in court.

If you are still on court supervision at the time you received the second ticket, your supervision could be revoked and a conviction could be entered. The ticket for the traffic accident may be dismissed if the other party doesn’t show up in court or you may be eligible to receive a second order... View More

Unfortunately no.

A conviction will be entered for the offense on your public driving record. It may be possible to remove the conviction by filing a motion to vacate.

You won’t lose your license because it takes 3 convictions within 12 months (the second ticket was issued after you turned 21). You may want to contact an attorney that practices in your area to assist in obtaining another order of court supervision. You can technically receive supervision twice... View More

Are they copies of the tickets? Read them carefully.

A dismissal is unlikely for that specific reason. However, proof of removal of the tints (even a picture or receipt) may result in a dismissal.

Unfortunately, we see this happen often. You will need to appear in court. Contact an attorney ideally prior to 3/10 to assist. If you are unable, ask the judge for a continuance.

Traffic school can likely be avoided if you are 21 or older. It would require a court appearance to request supervision.

Under Illinois law, you are eligible to receive court supervision on a traffic violation twice within 12 months. However, it is still at the judge's discretion whether to grant you court supervision.

If your question is regarding the tickets not being handed to you, they were issued in your name and any charges will have to be addressed in court. Speak to an attorney that practices in the county/courthouse where your case is pending.