DUI Classes
Chicago Illinois
DUI classes are for DUI offenders who were assigned a certain level of risk based on their alcohol and drug evaluation, and were consequently ordered to attend DUI classes and/or undergo a DUI treatment program. A failure to complete the court ordered DUI classes can have legal repercussions in the form of fines, jail time, or both. DUI classes can be done online or in-person DUI classes are available in Downtown Chicago, Arlington Heights, Naperville, and Palos Hills Illinois.
We offer remote online DUI Classes in Illinois approved by the court, Illinois Secretary of State, and IDHS
DUI Risk Education Classes
Understanding What DUI Classes are all About
DUI Evaluation Process
Before you can enter any DUI classes, you have to complete an alcohol and drug evaluation to determine the risk level and classification. The results may determine the exact path to treatment and conquering your addiction. An accurate alcohol and drug evaluation may seem overly harsh, but the objective is to help you solve a problem and that can't happen if you're dishonest about the extent of the substance abuse problem. You will receive a DUI risk classification of one of the following: minimal risk, moderate risk, significant risk, or high risk.
Learning & Internalizing
Goals of DUI Classes
The goal of DUI classes is to educate the offender and decrease the probability of another DUI offense. For those who are addicted to drugs or alcohol, the goal is to quit the substance, live a better life and never again drink and drive. At the end of the DUI treatment services and DUI risk education classes, the offender can understand the ramifications of the DUI arrest and consequences in his life as well as society. Ideally, they will also be able to have a positive impact on others and make amends for harmful past actions that were taken as a result of their substance abuse addiction.
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Illinois DUI Risk Classifications
Minimal Risk
- Minimum ten hours of DUI risk education
Moderate Risk
- Minimum ten hours of DUI risk education
- Minimum of 12 hours of early intervention- over a minimum of four weeks with no more than three hours per day in any seven consecutive days
- Subsequent completion of any and all necessary treatment
Significant Risk
- Minimum ten hours of DUI risk education
- Minimum of 20 hours of substance abuse treatment
- Active on-going participation in all activities specified in the continuing care plan. (Aftercare)
High Risk
- Minimum of 75 hours of substance abuse treatment
- Active on-going participation in all activities specified in the continuing care plan (Aftercare)
License Reinstatement
If you are a first-time offender, you usually get supervision and your driver's license is reinstated after a few months. If you are a repeat offender, it takes several years to receive even a restricted driving permit or any kind of driving privileges. The path back to driving will be long and costly, but
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