James A. McCarron is offering his services to help individuals charged with traffic offenses including driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs.
(prHWY.com) January 2, 2013 - Chicago, IL -- Chicago, Illinois (December 11, 2012) - James A. McCarron is offering his services to help individuals charged with traffic offenses including driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs. The
well-experienced Chicago DUI lawyer defends these people in court to help them earn an acquittal and avoid the consequences of a conviction.
Traffic violators in Illinois are issued citations or tickets, which they have to respond to by paying a corresponding fine, which is tantamount to admitting guilt, or by appearing in court to contest the citation. The failure to do so can lead to either their arrest, or the suspension of their license.
In court, traffic attorneys such as McCarron can negotiate with judges and prosecutors or question the merit of a ticket based on its technicalities. By doing so, they can bargain for dismissals or reduced sentences for their clients in a variety of cases. In Illinois, however, tickets for violations like speeding, unauthorized or overdue parking, and turning without using signals are considered indefensible.
As a
respected Chicago criminal attorney, McCarron also represents people in cases of burglary, murder, forgery, assault, battery, domestic violence, child endangerment, and weapons possession. He also defends those entangled in sex, Internet, and white-collar crimes. He asks clients to pay a flat fee based on the type and complexity of the case they have been charged with.
For more information, visit
www.McCarronLegal.com.
About James A. McCarron, Attorney at Law
A veteran in his profession, the versatile James A. McCarron has been practicing trial law since earning his license from the Supreme Court of Illinois in 1979. He earned his B.A. at the University of Illinois at Chicago and his J.D. at the Northern Illinois University College of Law. To date, he continues his legal education in order to provide the best services in cases ranging from traffic to murder.
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