David Cutrer

David Cutrer has dedicated over 12 years exclusively to practicing Criminal Law in Arizona, demonstrating a remarkable track record. His extensive experience spans successfully settling well over a thousand criminal cases and prevailing in numerous challenging jury trials across various courts. Notably, in the Arizona Superior Courts, his victories include cases involving Felony Murder, Aggravated Assault Dangerous, Drug Trafficking and Conspiracy, Possession of Narcotic Drugs, Aggravated Assault on Police Officer, Forgery, Taking the Identity of Another, Misconduct Involving Weapons, and more.

David's proficiency extends to securing favorable outcomes in Jury Trials at several city courts including Phoenix, Tempe, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Scottsdale, Glendale, McDowell Mountain, East Mesa, San Marcos, Maricopa, and Cave Creek. His legal prowess particularly shines in navigating complex DUI cases, prevailing in challenging scenarios such as instances where blood alcohol levels were significantly high, or accidents were involved, as witnessed in Phoenix City Court with a BAC at .248 and a vehicle overturned with beer cans.

Moreover, David's exceptional legal prowess is underscored by his success in resolving cases in various counties beyond Maricopa, encompassing Pinal, Coconino, Yuma, Prescott, and Globe/Miami. His commitment to justice is further evidenced by his involvement in high-stakes cases where he was part of a two-man team instrumental in saving individuals facing the Death Penalty on three separate occasions.

David Cutrer has additionally served as an Attorney for the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, providing legal representation for officers of the Phoenix Police Department. His legal support extends to representing law enforcement officers involved in incidents occurring in the line of duty, offering similar services to the Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigations. Notably, he held the position of Lead Trial Attorney for the Weingart Law Firm for four years, overseeing the majority of the firm’s jury trials from December 2005 to early 2009, showcasing his leadership and courtroom prowess.