Legal Question in Criminal Law in Illinois

I would not be surprised if you will have to start planning conjugal visits, but he could wind up on a leash instead. If he can't afford an attorney he may be able to have one appointed. But he has to ask for it. If all you're doing is trying to tell him there are consequences, yes there will be, but if he can't figure that out for himself it sounds like you will be spending a lot of your time doing that for him and whether that's worth your effort is something you have to decide for yourself.

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