I Help Turn Chaos Into Strategy.
You don’t need scare tactics. You need someone who knows exactly how DUI cases are built, and where they fall apart.
I’m a former police officer and certified Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) who now works exclusively with the defense. I break down DUI arrests from the inside out, identifying weak spots in the investigation and arming your attorney with tools that shift leverage.
What I Do.
I spent years enforcing DUI laws. Today, I reverse-engineer those cases.
From field sobriety testing to toxicology results to probable cause, I analyze the evidence like someone who’s made hundreds of arrests, and knows exactly where things go wrong.
Every case evaluation I produce is:
Clear and concise
Cited to authoritative sources (not guesswork)
Built to be used by your attorney in negotiations, motions, or trial
I don’t just highlight issues. I help shape strategy.
Why This Works.
Most people only see one side of a DUI arrest.
I’ve lived both.
I’ve trained officers, made high-profile arrests, and earned awards for DUI enforcement. Now, I use that experience to challenge assumptions, expose procedural errors, and strengthen your defense, without even setting foot in a courtroom, unless you need me there.
Facing a DUI?
Here’s How I Help.
Case Evaluations.
I review every part of your case—police reports, video footage, test results, and more—and deliver a written breakdown that shows where mistakes were made, what’s missing, and how those details can support your defense.
This isn’t a copy-paste report. It’s strategic, specific, and built to give your attorney leverage.
License Hearing Support (DOL or Equivalent).
If you’re facing a license suspension, I can provide a detailed memo your attorney can use during the hearing—and expert testimony, if needed. I highlight issues in the stop, the testing process, or how the implied consent law was applied.
Strategic Support.
Not every case fits a template.
If you were pressured to drive, dealing with medical conditions, or the facts are complex, I help your attorney frame those circumstances clearly and credibly—especially when standard mitigation letters don’t cut it.