Illinois DUI Sobriety Checkpoints

Sobriety Checkpoints in Chicago are setup to achieve surprise. They are established in locations that are usually not observable by approaching traffic. Know your rights. If you have been stopped at a sobriety checkpoint and were arrested on DUI charges, it would be in your best interest to call a Chicago DUI Attorney at The Law Offices of Dennis F. Dwyer.

DUI Sobriety Checkpoints in Illinois

Our DUI web crawler has found the following information on DUI sobriety checkpoints in Illinois:

• Skokie Cops Plan 2 DUI Checkpoints This Weekend - Skokie, IL Patch
  Skokie, IL - Officers in Skokie will check for drunk drivers at two locations this weekend.
• CPD DUI Strike Force Patrols – Near West (12th) District | Chicago Police Department
• DUI Checkpoints Planned in Chicago This Weekend | Patch
  Chicago, IL - Police officers will crack down on drunk drivers in certain spots on Friday and Saturday.
• Police Looking For Drunken Drivers In Bridgeport Area This Weekend - Bridgeport - DNAinfo Chicago
  Police will crack down on drunken drivers in the Deering District this weekend.
• Skokie Cops Plan 2 DUI Checkpoints | Patch
  Skokie, IL - Police will have checkpoints at two spots in town next weekend.
• Berwyn police rack up citations with questionable DUI checkpoints - Chicago Tribune
  Berwyn police officials ratcheted up the pressure on officers to fill a ticket quota and made contact with more drivers than federal guidelines allow.
• Weekend St. Patrick's patrols lead to DUI arrests - News - The State Journal-Register - Springfield, IL
  Both Springfield police and Illinois State Police had extra officers on the roads over the St. Patrick’s Day weekend to keep an eye out for impaired drivers.Springfield-based state police District 9 reported making 12 arrests for driving under the influence over the weekend -- St. Patrick's Day was Tuesday, but Springfield's big parade was Saturday -- and arrested another 20 people for other alcohol or drug violations. Springfield police said they made five DUI arrests, which was up
• Loophole helping drivers skip DUI checkpoints | WGN-TV
  ST. LOUIS -- Attorneys are saying there may be a legal loophole drivers can use to get through DUI checkpoints and not speak to police. According to KTVI in St. Louis, the loophole is called the Fair DUI Flyer, which has since gone viral on social media.
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  Police in Fairview Heights, Illinois say they will conduct special patrols to crack down on drunk drivers and seat belt law violators throughout Super Bowl weekend.