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Due to the recent advancements in technology, it is easier than ever for a juvenile to obtain or make a fake identification card. All it takes is using a computer to fill out a form, upload their photo, and send cash to get their hands on one. However, few teens do not comprehend the serious magnitude of the crime.

If your teenage child has been arrested for using a fraudulent ID card in Illinois, the Law Office of Steven Fine is ready to protect his or her rights and future. Our criminal defense lawyer will stand by your child’s side during the entire legal process and do his best to either get the charges reduced or the case dismissed entirely.

What are the Penalties for Possessing and Manufacturing a Fake ID Card?

Possessing a fake identification card is considered a felony offense in Illinois. Depending on how close your child is close to being 18 years old, he or she could potentially serve time in prison. The courts could also make your child pay an expensive fine, serve community service, and have his or her driver’s license suspended.

Manufacturing a fake ID is also a felony. If your child advertises services for making fake ID cards, it is a Class A misdemeanor that is punishable by both jail time and fines.

Keep in mind, being found guilty of either one of these crimes could be reflected on the teen’s record permanently. This could mean that your child will have a hard time finding a job or getting accepted into college.

Call (312) 436-0638 to Get Started on Your Child’s Defense Today

Our attorney understands how the opposition will approach your case and can develop a strong and personalized defense strategy to counteract their argument. He also has the ability to negotiate a fair plea deal that can minimize the punishments your child faces.

Contact us and request a free consultation with our firm immediately.

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