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To get an idea of how much a first offense DUI will cost you, see our article on the cost of a DUI. First offense DUI in Illinois is Class A misdemeanor offense with potential of not more than one (1) year of incarceration, but in practice, offenders will face no minimum jail time. Fines can be assessed up to $2,500 usually with a minimum payment requirement of $500.
Jail Time and Probation. Generally, a first-offense DUI is a misdemeanor. The judge can sentence you to spend up to 12 months in the county jail. (Prison is reserved for sentences over 12 months.) Some judges may not make you go back to jail after sentencing, giving you credit for the time you served when you were arrested.