The Inniss Firm, PLLC, is a distinguished criminal defense firm led by Randall Inniss, Esq., whose extensive background includes over 22 years of service as a New York State Trooper and Investigator. This experience grants the firm a profound understanding of the criminal justice system, uniquely positioning it to defend clients against charges such as DWI/DUI, felonies, and misdemeanors. The firm's approach is deeply informed by Randall's hands-on experience in law enforcement, which allows him to anticipate and navigate the complexities of criminal cases with unmatched precision.

In addition to his law enforcement career, Randall Inniss has spent over 16 years as a licensed attorney, combining his investigative skills with legal expertise to deliver exceptional, client-centered defense strategies. The firm is committed to protecting the rights of its clients, offering tailored legal representation that addresses the nuances of each case. Whether dealing with a traffic violation or a serious criminal charge, The Inniss Firm provides a strategic and knowledgeable defense, ensuring that clients receive the best possible outcome.

Randall Inniss brings over a decade of experience handling DWI's, DWAI's, controlled substance charges and all manner of criminal defense matters. Mr. Inniss is a dedicated and experienced practitioner. He engages in meaningful client contact, assessing every facet of each and every case in order to provide you the best defense you can retain in Orange County.

As a former Certified Breathalyzer Operator who has personally made or participated in over one hundred DWI arrests, I use this insight and experience to help navigate your case to a successful conclusion. Not many criminal defense attorneys were State Police and only a fraction were Certified Breathalyzer Operators who have actually made DWI arrests. This is insight and experience that is almost unique among the criminal defense bar.

As a former narcotics unit supervisor, I know that more often there are facts that occurred at the scene and during the course of a case that are beneficial, indeed helpful, to the defense. Almost instinctively such facts are NOT included into the somewhat sanitized and prosecution-weighted- or leaning police reports. Former prosecutors turned defense counsel often examine the case starting with the details provided in the police report.