McHenry County Illinois DUI Defense Lawyer - Algonquin, Crystal lake, Huntley, Lake in the hills, McHenry

Franks and Rechenberg, P.C., Your McHenry County DUI Lawyers

Charged with a DUI?   Do you know when the suspension of your driver’s license will go into effect?  David Franks will fight to protect your driver’s license and driving record.  Call NOW!  847.854.7700 or 815.596.0DUI

 
 

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DUI QUESTIONNAIRE


1. Where were you, where were you located, three hours before being stopped by the Arresting Officer?

 


2. Where had you just been, or from where had you just left, before being stopped by the Arresting Officer?


 


3. Had you consumed any alcoholic beverages within the 3-hour period just before being stopped by the Arresting Officer? If so, what and how much?


 


4. Did the Arresting Officer see you driving?

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5. What was the first thing the Arresting Officer said to you after pulling you over?

 


6. Did the Arresting Officer have a valid and legal reason for stopping you or making contact with you in or near the vehicle?

 


7. Did the Arresting Officer tell you that you had committed a traffic violation? If so, what?

 


8. Did you admit to drinking or doing drugs? If yes, what and how much?

 


9. Did you take any field sobriety tests (balance and coordination exercises) before arrest and handcuffing? (i.e. standing on one foot, walking a straight line heel-to-toe, etc.)

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10. Did the Arresting Officer demonstrate the field sobriety tests before administering the tests?

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11. Did you fail to satisfactorily perform the field sobriety tests (balance and coordination tests) as demonstrated to you by the Arresting Officer?

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12. Did the Arresting Officer administer a hand-held breathalyzer at the scene of the stop before arrest and handcuffing? If so, what was the result of the hand held breathalyzer test?

 


13. Did the Arresting Officer tell you that you could refuse to take the hand-held breath test?

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14. Did you take a blood, breath or urine test at the Police Department or a hospital within 1-1/2 hours after finishing your last drink of alcohol?

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15. Did you choose to take the blood, breath or urine test?

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16. Were your test results greater than .08%?

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17. If your driver’s license was suspended because you refused to take a blood, breath or urine test, did you refuse to take a test after being told that your driver’s license would be suspended if you refused to submit to a test?

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18. Did you voluntarily take a blood test?

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19. Did the Arresting Officer or breath test machine operator watch you closely for at least 20 minutes before you provided a breath sample into the breath machine at the Police Department?

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20. Did the Arresting Officer or breath test machine operator check to make sure you didn’t burp, belch, vomit, or have anything in your mouth prior to the breath test at the Police Department?

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21. How many times did you blow into the breath test machine at the Police Department?

 


22. If you provided a breath sample more than once at the Police Department, what happened during or after the first breath sample?

 


23. After completing the breath test at the Police Department, did the Arresting Officer or breath test machine operator tell you that the breath test machine destroys your breath sample and therefore, you had the additional right to take a blood or urine test, free of charge?

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24. If you took a urine test, did you completely empty your bladder the first time you urinated?

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25. Did the Arresting Officer collect your urine twice?

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26. Was the Arresting Officer present with you when you provided the urine sample(s)?

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27. Did you drink any alcoholic beverages, or take any drugs, within 5-10 hours of being stopped by the Arresting Officer?

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28. Did the Arresting Officer treat you fairly and professionally?

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29. Are there any other facts about your arrest that you would like to share?


 

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FRANKS & RECHENBERG, P.C.
1301 Pyott Road, Suite 200
Lake in the Hills, IL 60156
Phone: 847-854-7700
Fax: 847-854-7848


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Franks & Rechenberg, P.C. handles McHenry County DUI and DeKalb County DUI (Driving Under the Influence) charges.


   

David B. Franks is a DUI Lawyer and Criminal Attorney at Franks & Rechenberg, P.C., in Lake in the Hills, IL. 

   

 

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