Underage drinking loss of driver's license NJ Lawyer

We would need much more information than you can post here to answer your question. (You should not post any more details in a public forum anyway.) And respectfully, the advice you are asking for is the type of advice attorneys are normally paid to give. It is like you emailing a doctor a list of your symptoms, and asking him to diagnose you. A doctor will require you to come to his office and pay his fee. Most attorneys probably will, as well.

It is entirely up to you whether to accept a pretrial offer from the prosecutor (if there even is one) or to go to trial. In deciding what to do, you must weigh the potential penalites (i.e., the driver license revocation) and how they affect you. If the prosecutor is offering to resolve this without a trial and the offer includes no driver license suspension/revocation, that would obviously be very important to you; and you may not want to continue to fight under those circumstances.

Before you make a final decision, however, I urge you to consult with a local, experienced criminal defense attorney in NJ. You need to know how a driver license suspension in IL will affect you in NJ, as you are likely not too concerned with not being able to drive in IL. In my experience, NJ is very draconian in its reciprocal penalties. So, know what you are facing in NJ before proceeding further. A consultation regarding this issue can likely be handled by a free, initial consultation. It is getting into details about your case and asking about options and strategies that tend to make attorneys want a fee.

Good luck!