I got another ticket while under court supervision. What happens?

It is is possible but not likely that your supervision will be violated, but it all depends upon your driving record and the inclination of the prosecutor.

It is possible, but by no means guaranteed that your current supervision will be violation. It is highly recommended you seek legal representation to keep the most recent offense off of your record. Contact an attorney in your area to discuss the specifics. More information is Illinois traffic offenses is available below.

It is possible, but not likely, that your new ticket will cause a violation of your previous order of supervision. It is important that you speak with a competent attorney privately about this matter. Depending on your record, an Attorney may be able to get you supervision on the new ticket as well. You can only have two court supervisions in a year.