Thomas C. Mooney
Any lawyer can dedicate their life to studying the law, attending seminars and becoming an expert in the legal process. However, at the end of the day, a jury is comprised of twelve members of the community with little to no legal experience. An effective trial attorney is someone to whom the jury can relate. Your attorney must be able to present your case in terms that make sense in light of the evidence against you. You can hire an attorney who has published a number of articles that appear in legal publications. Or, you can hire an attorney about whom articles are written after he wins important cases.
Thomas C. Mooney is gifted at the art of persuasion. He endears himself to the jury like few others. His recent successes in the Courtroom (See Articles Below) are a reflection of his dedication to the practice of law. He will stand up for you and represent you like he’s arguing for a family member.
Thomas C. Mooney handles only jailable criminal and traffic offenses. His practice is intentionally limited to these areas of concentration so that he can focus all of his energy on those whose life and liberty are at risk.
Areas of Practice
• Criminal Defense
• Drunk Driving Defense
• Traffic Defense
• Motor Vehicle Administration Hearings and Appeals
Bar Admissions
• Maryland Court of Appeals (1998)
• United States District Court, District of Maryland (1999)
Education
• University of Maryland, College Park (B.A., 1993)
• Thomas M. Cooley School of Law, Lansing MI (J.D., 1998)
Memberships
• Maryland State Bar Association
• Prince George's County Bar Association
• Daniel O’Connell Law Society
Articles
2007 Articles
Gazette.Net, Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2007
by Meghan Tierney
Staff Writer
Frederick man sentenced to time served for 1993 Boyds beating death
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Washington Post, Monday, July 16, 2007; Page B01
By Ruben Castaneda
Washington Post Staff Writer
Ivey Defends Vetting Procedures
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Washington Post, Friday, February 23, 2007; Page B02
By Ruben Castaneda
Washington Post Staff Writer
Another Murder Suspect Let Off Due to No-Show Witness
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Washington Post, Tuesday, January 8, 2007
By Stephen Manning
Associated Press
Judge Tapers Garrison's Sentence
Past U-Md. Basketball Player Will Not Register as Sex Offender
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2006 Articles
Washington Post, Sunday, July 23, 2006; Page C01
By Ruben Castaneda
Washington Post Staff Writer
Pr. George's Homicide Case Marred by Lapses
Dubious Decisions by Police, Prosecutors Leave Throat-Slashings Unsolved
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Washington Post, Friday, July 14, 2006; Page B09
By Ruben Castaneda
Washington Post Staff Writer
Prosecutors Drop Case In 2 Throat Slashings
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2003 Articles
Washinton Post, May 30, 2003; Page B03
Guilty Plea in Pr. George's Murder-for-Hire
Woman Sought Insurance Money
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Washington Post, May 29, 2003; Page B05
Pr. George's Murder Conviction Overturned
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2002 Articles
Montgomery Journal, July 16, 2002; Page 1A
Man found guilty in stabbing death Defendant is acquitted
of two first-degree murder charges, assault
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Montomgery Journal, July 14, 2002; Page 1, Book A
Jury deliberate in double murder case
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2001 Articles
Prince George's Journal, September 7, 2001; Page 3, Book
A Murder charges dropped against three men: Prosecutors lack
sufficient evidence in two unrelated cases
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The Washington Post. Friday, September 7, 2001; Page B05Pr.
George's Drops 2 Homicide Cases: State's Attorney Cites Lack of
Evidence in Unrelated Arson, Shooting Incidents
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The Gazette, Prince George's County. Friday Aug. 31, 2001
Mistrial declared after statement discovered
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The Washington Post. Wednesday, August 29, 2001; Page B01
Mistrial Declared in Murder Case Pr. George's Detective Produces
Undisclosed Evidence
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The Capital Annapolis, MD. Tuesday, January 16, 2001
Time runs out: Judge dismisses man's charges
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2000 Articles
The Washington Post. Saturday, October 28, 2000; Page B05
Retrial Clears Md. Man Of '93 Double Murder
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The Washington Post. Friday, February 18, 2000; Page B02
Suitland Man Acquitted in Slaying
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