Arrested for DUII in Jackson County? You have options—and a short clock. In Oregon you typically have just 10 days to request a DMV Implied Consent hearing to fight an automatic license suspension. I move fast to protect your license and your case. Free consultation today.
I practice in Medford and courts across Southern Oregon. You’ll get straight talk, a clear plan, and timely action—starting with your DMV hearing and first court date.
DMV + Court, handled together. We request your DMV hearing within the 10-day window and prepare you for arraignment—no loose ends.
Field-sobriety know-how. I’m trained on NHTSA/IACP standardized field sobriety testing, so I know where officers misstep and how to suppress shaky evidence.
Clear fees, real access. You work directly with me, with flat-fee options for predictable costs.
Fast. You generally have 10 days to request the DMV hearing or you face an automatic suspension on day 30. We file it for you.
No. The DMV hearing is an administrative fight over your license; the criminal case happens in Jackson County Circuit Court. We handle both, on coordinated timelines.
Standardized field sobriety tests (HGN, WAT, OLS) have specific NHTSA protocols. Departures can weaken or exclude the evidence. We dig into the video and reports to show it.
Successful completion of diversion typically results in dismissal of the DUII charge, but you must meet all requirements. We’ll walk you through every step.
