David was raised in rural West Michigan, the child of a parochial school math teacher. His education journey took him away from the area and off to Arizona State University, where he earned his BA degree in 1997. David then attended Thomas M. Cooley Law School, where he was recognized on the Dean’s List for multiple semesters. He graduated in 2001 in the top one-third of his class.
As his first position out of law school, David served as an assistant prosecutor. He never lost a felony trial while fighting on behalf of the government. Now, David concentrates his efforts and talents on advocating for defendants in criminal cases. He develops strategies that minimize the impact of the charges, but he focuses on tactics to gain an advantage in litigation.
David has handled numerous capital felony cases, though he is equally dedicated to defending minor misdemeanors. He is honest, diligent, and compassionate, qualities that benefit the client relationship.
The proceedings in a Michigan criminal case can be overwhelming, especially when facing criminal charges. In Muskegon County, the legal system follows specific procedures from arrest to trial. After an arrest, the arraignment follows, where charges are formally filed, and bail is addressed. Pretrial matters, including court appearances, motions, and hearings, precede the trial date setting by the court. The Muskegon County Prosecutor’s Office plays a crucial role in this phase, handling the prosecution of criminal cases and working closely with law enforcement to prepare for trial.
It’s essential to have a knowledgeable legal team by your side to guide you through each step and ensure your rights are protected. At D.G. Moore, Attorney at Law, we have extensive experience navigating the Muskegon County legal system. We will provide you with the inform
