David Miller prosecutes and defends in cases of serious crime. He has detailed knowledge of police procedure and investigative techniques, with particular expertise in disclosure issues, organised crime and intelligence led operations, informant handling, forensic science and fraud. 

He has a wide ranging practice including Business Crime & Fraud, Serious Violence, Drugs Offences, Road Traffic Offences, and Judicial Review.

David’s recent cases include defending in prosecutions brought by the Serious Fraud Office, murder, money laundering, perverting the course of justice, conspiracy to commit robbery and GBH, importation of Class A drugs, possession of Class A drugs with intent to supply and confiscation hearings.

David regularly appears as a leading junior and has led, for example, in cases concerning riot (the Harmondsworth Detention Centre riots), conspiracy to defraud, conspiracy to supply Class A drugs, conspiracy to commit robbery with loaded firearms and money laundering charges including those relating to the alleged conspiracy to supply heroin nationally.

David has appeared in the Court of Appeal involving allegations of fraud against serving police officers. On a number of occasions he has been instructed by the Registrar of Criminal Appeals to advise on the merits of fresh appeals against old convictions where there is a suggestion of new evidence.

David is a CPS Grade 4 prosecutor in Serious Crime and Fraud, a pupil supervisor and an Inner Temple advocacy trainer.

Year of Call: 1998

Criminal Bar Association

South Eastern Circuit