Danny Moore was called to the Bar in 1994 by the Middle Temple.

He has an extensive criminal practice with an emphasis on prosecuting and defending multi defendant serious crime. 

He has particular experience in cases involving allegations of fraud, money laundering, large scale drugs conspiracies and serious violence cases. 

He has been instructed both by the prosecution and defence in cases of murder. 

He receives instructions from a wide range of defence solicitors, CPS Kent and the Serious Crime Unit in Kent.

Recent cases of note include:

 i)    Defence counsel to Mr Doyle who was accused of participating in an £11 million VAT fraud.  The case lasted over 5 months following jury tampering.  Mr Doyle was acquitted of all charges;

ii)    Defence Counsel to Mr Graham, a colour sergeant in the British Army.  Mr Graham was accused of stealing explosives, ammunition and other munitions and selling them to the criminal underworld in Glasgow.

iii)   Prosecution counsel in a series of trials of a family/gang of offenders who were carrying out a series of robberies, ram raids and substantial commercial thefts in the Kent area.  All defendants were convicted and long prison sentences imposed.  This case was prosecuted by the Serious Crime Unit in Kent.  

He is a member of the South Eastern Circuit and the Kent Bar Mess.