J.D. challenges a urologist's assessment on a consult for a patient who might need a risky surgical procedure, feeling that she's playing it safe professionally and personally, since he ... See full summary Â». Richard A. Wells (as Richard Alexander Wells)
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.
You could be charged with filing a false police report, which is a class A misdemeanor in Illinois. Additionally, you might be charged with perjury for falsely attesting that an innocent person was the perpetrator of a serious offense, which is a felony for which you could be sent to prison.