David G. Moore’s story starts in rural West Michigan, the son of a parochial math teacher. He received his undergraduate degree from Arizona State University and continued his legal education at Thomas M. Cooley Law School. During his law school career, David achieved Dean’s List accolades for several semesters and graduated in the top one-third of his class.
In his first position as a prosecutor, David amassed significant knowledge of the criminal process and extensive experience in court. He carried these skills over to representing defendants in criminal cases, becoming a seasoned litigation and trial attorney. David has defended many clients facing capital felony charges and other serious criminal allegations. David’s approach to representation aims to maximize mitigation efforts while navigating complex litigation matters. Clients benefit from his honesty and compassion as they face the most difficult challenges with criminal cases. He is licensed to practice in Michigan, Arizona, and federal court.
When not at work, David likes to exercise, go shooting, scroll through TikTok recipes, and enjoy time with family.
How do criminal cases work in Branch County?
When someone is arrested for allegedly violating the law, the government prosecutes the individual and attempts to obtain a conviction. The prosecution must prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, and defendants have multiple opportunities to fight the charges.
What types of criminal charges does your firm handle?
Our firm diligently represents clients in a wide range of criminal cases, including DUIs, traffic violations, theft, and white collar crimes. We will also defend your rights in cases involving allegations of sex crimes, violent offenses, weapons violations, and many others.
What is the timeline of a criminal case in Branch County?
After being arrested, your first appearance in court will be your arraignment to hear the formal charges, enter a plea, and make arrangements for bail. Pretrial proceedings may include court appearances and motions, and your case will eventually be set for trial.
What factors affect sentencing in Branch County?
The classification of a crime as felony or misdemeanor is the starting point for penalties. Your criminal history, the location of the offense, and aggravating or mitigating factors may also affect punishment. You may also be able to work out a plea bargain.
What is your firm’s experience in handling criminal cases?
Combined, our team has spent decades advocating on behalf of those accused of crimes, aiming for the best possible outcome. Our firm’s primary practice area is criminal defense, so we are focused on protecting your rights.
What should I look for when choosing a criminal defense attorney?
An attorney with in-depth knowledge of the laws will explore defense opportunities and develop a strategy that delivers results. When a plea bargain would benefit your case, your lawyer will advise you on options.
You can contact us through our website or call our office at (269) 808-8007 to schedule a free initial consultation.
5833 Oakland Drive, Ste 2
Portage, MI 49024
1550 East Beltline SE
Suite 275
Grand Rapids, MI 49506
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