Roy Munns

For Clients Find a Lawyer Legal Resource Hub About Lexinter Rory Munns is a Rhode Island DUI and criminal defense attorney at Criminal Defense Attorney Rory Munns, who represents people accused of offenses in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. He has defended thousands of clients across multiple jurisdictions and handles matters involving DUI, breathalyzer refusal, drug crimes, domestic assault, traffic violations, probation violations, expungements, sex offenses, fraud, misdemeanors, homicide, and felonies. He appears regularly in Rhode Island courts and works directly with clients to explain their rights, review evidence, and develop defense strategies suited to their circumstances. Rory graduated from the University of Connecticut before earning his J.D. from Roger Williams University School of Law in Rhode Island. His legal education prepared him to navigate criminal procedure, courtroom advocacy, and the complex rules affecting DUI and criminal cases. He has devoted his career to defending people under investigation or facing formal charges, and he also has experience as a family law attorney. His practice includes representing clients in Rhode Island and Massachusetts courts. Rory focuses on giving clients honest information during an unfamiliar and stressful process. He personally provides clients with his cell phone number and remains available around the clock to answer questions. His work often begins with obtaining and reviewing police reports, identifying possible procedural errors, examining the prosecution’s evidence, and discussing available legal options. He also keeps clients involved throughout the case so they understand the defense strategy and possible outcomes. Rory Munns has been recognized as a Top 40 Under 40 Trial Lawyer and as one of Rhode Island’s top three-rated DUI lawyers. He is also a member of the National College for DUI Defense. His courtroom experience, accessibility, and familiarity with Rhode Island’s courts support his commitment to protecting clients’ rights, driving privileges, livelihoods, and futures.