DUI Class Online At a Glance
Intervention Instruction’s DUI Class Online meets the requirements of state-mandated risk education AND the needs of clients.
- Fully Licensed
Rigorously developed to meet content and security requirements of the State of Illinois. - State-of-the-Art
Course material fully integrated in a sophisticated, yet easy-to-use, interactive online program. - Secure
128-bit encryption protects the registration and education process. - Private
Confidentiality is maintained at every level (electronic and administrative) to preserve privacy. - Effective
Based on more than 30 years of successful risk education from Intervention Instruction, the program is proven effective in meeting all requirements and reducing recidivism.
What You Need to Register
1. FOR ILLINOIS DUI CASES
If your DUI case was tried in Illinois, YOU MUST FAX your Alcohol and Drug Evaluation Report (or scan and email it as a single PDF document) — plus a cover sheet with your name and email address — to enroll in Intervention Instruction’s DUI Class Online. Fax to 773-404-9750 or click here to email.
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2. FOR DUI Cases OUTSIDE the state of Illinois
Out-of-state clients who wish to complete their course requirement with DUI Class Online may do so, providing the authorities in the state in which the DUI occurred approve. If you are registering for a DUI you received outside of Illinois, you must supply verification that you have confirmed with your individual court monitor that DUI Class Online will satisfy the requirements of that state’s court order. Fax (or scan and email as a single PDF document) confirmation information — plus a cover sheet with your name and email address — to 773-404-9750 or click here to email.
About the DUI Evaluation Process in Illinois
In Illinois’ Circuit Court of Cook County, the Central States Institute of Addiction (CSIA) is responsible for evaluating anyone apprehended for driving under the influence (DUI) in Cook County. (See DUI Processes and Evaluations from the State of Illinois’ Department of Human Services; Spanish version.)
CSIA provides intervention services through an Offender Assessment process. Staff consider the offender’s oral self-reports, scores from written questionnaires, and outside data, including BAC (blood alcohol concentration) levels, officer’s sworn reports and Secretary of State driving records in order to assess the offender’s risk of repeating the offense.
Clients assessed by CSIA are then classified according to their risk level of repeating the DUI offense: minimal risk, moderate risk, or significant risk. CSIA staff prepares the Alcohol and Drug Evaluation Report. CSIA also provides monitoring and tracking services for all defendants sentenced as minimal or moderate risk and who have been sentenced to either supervision or conditional discharge.
- View a sample Illinois Alcohol and Drug Evaluation Report.
Anyone who receives a DUI in Illinois will receive an Alcohol and Drug Evaluation Report.
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