Misdemeanor offenses, including Class A Misdemeanors, are generally eligible for supervision. Supervision is a great way to avoid the collateral consequences of a criminal conviction and record. When supervision is entered in your case, the court will not enter a judgment against you for your crime. This means that you are not convicted of the crime at this time. Instead, you will be required to follow certain court-imposed rules and regulations (under the supervision of the court) for a specified period of time. For Class A Misdemeanors, supervision is generally set at one year.

Once you have successfully completed a year of supervision the court will dismiss the charges against you. Supervision is an excellent alternative sentencing option and our attorneys will advocate for this sentencing disposition in your Class A Misdemeanor case.

Have you or someone you love been arrested for a Class A Misdemeanor in Chicago? Contact Kostopoulos Law Group today for immediate legal assistance. Early intervention in a criminal case is essential to a positive outcome. Our experienced Chicago criminal lawyers employ an aggressive pre-investigation process, which often results in getting a reduction or dismissal of the charges against our clients. A conviction of a Class A Misdemeanor can stay with you for the rest of your life, so it is important to fight the criminal charges you face. Call us today to learn more and set up a free consultation.