About Miles David
Miles David Booth earned his J.D. from Emory University School of Law in 2014 after beginning his legal studies in 2011. He arrived at law school following an undergraduate path not listed here, and left Emory with a traditional legal education that included clinics and classroom work typical of a three-year program. The dates suggest a steady progression from student to practicing attorney within a few years.
His first documented legal work came while he was still in school. In 2013 he served as an intern at the Hawaii Public Defender's Office, where he observed courtroom proceedings and assisted on defense matters. The following year he joined the Miami-Dade State Lawyer's Office as an Assistant State Lawyer. That role placed him in a busy county system early in his career and gave him regular exposure to court calendars, client interviews and case preparation.
Booth is admitted to practice in Hawaii, California and Florida. Those admissions reflect a career that has crossed multiple state lines and legal cultures. He also maintains professional ties through bar and lawyer organizations. He has been a member of the American Bar Association Young Lawyers Division since 2014. Since 2017 he has been listed with The Private Defenders of California, Inc., a group that connects lawyers handling defense work in that state.
The arc of Booth's early career runs from a public defender internship to a prosecutorial role and then into private practice. That sequence gives him experience on different sides of criminal matters. He has worked in state court systems and through various dockets, and his background suggests familiarity with both pretrial work and courtroom proceedings. His membership choices indicate an ongoing engagement with peers and continuing legal education for lawyers early in their careers.
He now practices at Booth Law Criminal Defense. His practice grew out of the public and county work that shaped his early years as a lawyer. He places emphasis on thorough case preparation, regular client communication and readiness to take matters to trial when necessary. He currently practices criminal defense at Booth Law Criminal Defense, handling trial and appellate matters.
