Q: While driving my truck got ticket from police that i moved before school bus goes(stop sign arm put back in) in indiana

A: He can file a motion for pretrial discovery of the video.

If you are convicted, your Illinois drivers license will be revoked. You will need to obtain a drug and alcohol evaluation complete all necessary classes and have a hearing with the secretary state. If you refuse the testing that refusal is sent to Illinois, you will be suspended for a year if this is your first offense. That suspension can happen even if you are not convicted of DUI.

He should try and get a disposition of reckless driving.

A: Illinois and Indiana are driver license compact states which means that they share information concerning driving convictions. Mr. Harvatin already explained the consequences you face under Illinois law if you are convicted in Indiana. Many school buses are equipped with video for the express purpose of catching and convicting individuals who violate school bus stop arm laws. If you requested a trial, the judge probably ordered that discovery be exchanged. Moreover, under Indiana law, the prosecutor is obligated to provide all evidence that he/she is aware of, regardless of whether that evidence is inculpatory or exculpatory. If a video exists, your attorney probably has it. Ask your attorney. Why are you paying your attorney if you are seeking answers to your questions in an online forum?

As Mr. Harvatin pointed out, your attorney can probably negotiate a lesser plea, depending on your age and your past driving record. These and other questions you may have our best put to your attorney who is probably handling your matter for a flat fee that you have already paid (or will be required to pay in full before trial).