Reese I. Joye, Esq.

Drunk Driving
( DUI / DWI / OWI )
Defense Information

Sponsored by The Joye Law Firm

"When pleading guilty to a DUI is not a viable alternative"^SM

REESE I. JOYE, nationally known DUI defense attorney

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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS

National College for DUI Defense (NCDD) - founder and past Dean
National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) - Chair, DUI section
American Trial Lawyer Association (ATLA) - Chair: Criminal Defense Section; Chair: Aviation Section
American Board of Trial Attorneys (ABOTA) - Diplomat
South Carolina Association of CDL (SCACDL) - Founder and Chair
South Carolina Bar Association (SC Bar) - Fellow Education Foundation

Mr. Joye is a founding member and past Dean of the National College for DUI Defense, and is now a Regent

Mr. Joye attends a national program, sponsored by the National College for DUI Defense, which is hosted at Harvard's facilities.

OTHER MEMBERSHIPS

Rotary Club
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Bull's Bay Water Authority
Boy Scouts Coastal Board
I Care of Charleston, Inc. POW/MIA

HOBBIES AND ACTIVITIES

Single engine pilot
Scuba diver
Snow skier
Jet skier

FORMER CLIENTS HAVE WRITTEN

"I wish to thank you for the expert management of my case." Dr. K

"I'm glad that when I came for my first appointment I had the opportunity to really talk with you. I appreciate the extra time you took to listen to me." M.L.

"Now I know how you've earned the reputation as being the best - it was a long, hard battle but they were no match for your brilliant strategies and vast knowledge of the law." B.R.

"Thank you so much." B.W.

The Post and Courier newspaper says:
"Charleston lawyer Reese Joye, a recognized authority on drunken driving law . . ."

The New York Times newspaper wrote:
"Some defendants seem willing to go far afield to hire what they hope will be the best defense, and the lawyer, Reese I Joye, has gained a reputation in the eastern United States for winning acquittals for an overwhelming percentage of his clients charged with driving while drunk."

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