What will happen?????????

Question

I got a speeding ticket for goin 98 in a 65 zone in Illinois. I haven't had any tickets for 2 years. Will I get suspended or supervision??

Answer 1

Hopefully they will suspend your license for a least a year.

Answer 2

you ticket to high you cant get supervision so you probably get  suspended but i ant sure  

Answer 3

Say goodbye to your license; you will not be seeing it for some time.

Answer 4

Many people who receive a traffic ticket come to court and request an order of supervision. This disposition is authorized in most traffic violations that are punishable by fine only. However, judges may not grant supervision in the following cases:

speeding in a construction or school zone and creating a potential hazard for workers or school children

passing a school bus loading children

second violation of driving without insurance

second violation of displaying false evidence of insurance

second violation of driving with registration suspended due to insurance violation

certain offenses relating to truck and weight regulations

When a judge grants an order of supervision, either payment of a fine or attendance at Traffic Safety School or both is usually required. If a person fails to comply with any requirement imposed as part of the order of supervision, a judgment of conviction can be entered and additional fines and costs can be imposed.

A person placed on supervision is under the court's jurisdiction for four months. If no further violations are brought to the court's attention during that time, the case will be dismissed and the defendant discharged. However, if the court is notified of a violation within this time, a hearing will be scheduled and the violator notified. At the hearing, if the prosecutor proves that the violation occurred, the court can impose any sanction for the offense that the law allows.