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Speeding 26-34 above the legal speed limit is criminal Class B misdemeanor in Illinois. Driving on a suspended license is a minimum criminal Class A misdemeanor in Illinois. Make certain to show up to Court to preserve your $1500 bond as noted. You will need an attorney to represent you.

Since you are 6 days away from the 90 day mark - wait out the clock and allow the current court supervision to sunset satisfactorily (ie; pay off fines, complete traffic school, etc. ) on day 90 before you answer to this current speeding ticket.

Bring the city sticker receipt as proof to Court and see whether they will dismiss the ticket.

A guilty plea exposes your son to more civil liability than just possibly losing his license. The best way to avoid a conviction is to show up to Court with your son and bring a seasoned Traffic Attorney with you.

In Illinois, Court Supervision do not count as convictions. However, be mindful the government may ask the Court to revoke Court Supervision and enter a conviction against you if you pick up another ticket while driving on Court Supervision.

You will have a better chance to get the case dismissed if the Court date was more than 60 days after the day you received a non-criminal traffic ticket.

Talk to a local traffic attorney near the county where you got denied.

If all else fails, I suggest finding another job. Good Luck!

The 140 is your bond. The penalty fine for no proof of insurance is much much higher.

Under age 21 - Two moving violation convictions within 24 months triggers a license suspension. Court Supervision, when successfully completed, does not count as a conviction.

If you are a minor you should always have a parent or guardian accompany you to Court.

Either way just make certain you do show up to Court to show proof of completion of the driving school.

At best you may have been notified that a criminal bench warrant was issued for your arrest. The original signed and court clerk stamped warrant should be in your Court file.

The $1500 is the I-bond amount on the ticket. You do not have to pay it so long as you show up to every Court date. Speeding 26-34 mph above the speed limit is a criminal offense in Illinois. You will need an attorney.

Make certain you show up to Court in person and show proof of registration.

The method of release you are referring to is the bond amount you will have to pay if you fail to show up to Court. They are not the fines and fees. Just make certain you do show up to Court on Monday. Good Luck!

The Court should dismiss the ticket if you can prove you were covered by your insurance policy prior to the time that was posted on the ticket.

Illinois law requires you to notify the Secretary of State every time you change your address so they can send you notices. Failure to do so can lead to getting another ticket.

Possible. You may have to ask the attorney you hire to go to Court for you.