Harold V. Moneyhun Rock-Springs Criminal Lawyer

Harold Moneyhun is a trial lawyer and former prosecutor who cut his teeth as a deputy county attorney and major criminal case prosecutor in Sweetwater County, and Sheridan County, Wyoming. As an assistant in those offices, Mr. Moneyhun successfully prosecuted homicides, sexual assaults, domestic assaults, vehicular homicides, drug and drug conspiracy cases, and white collar crimes. In 1995, he was elected to the office of Sweetwater County Attorney. As head of that office, he emphasized training of his assistant prosecutors, and cooperative interaction with other agencies within the criminal justice system. He instituted regular inter agency meetings and was a founding member of the Sweetwater County Domestic Violence Council. He obtained certification to train law enforcement officers and personally conducted training of officers on "search and seizure", the law governing arrests, and other legal issues related to their duties. He also remained a "hands on" prosecutor and was lead counsel in most of the major criminal case jury trials occurring during his tenure. Those cases included high profile jury trials such as the multiple homicide case featured on "Dateline", "Cold Case Files", and the Investigation Discovery Network.

Harold V. Moneyhun, a dedicated criminal lawyer in Rock-Springs, is committed to protecting clients and defending their rights.

Harold Moneyhun is a trial lawyer and former prosecutor who cut his teeth as a deputy county attorney and major criminal case prosecutor in Sweetwater County, and Sheridan County, Wyoming. As an assistant in those offices, Mr. Moneyhun successfully prosecuted homicides, sexual assaults, domestic assaults, vehicular homicides, drug and drug conspiracy cases, and white collar crimes. In 1995, he was elected to the office of Sweetwater County Attorney. As head of that office, he emphasized training of his assistant prosecutors, and cooperative interaction with other agencies within the criminal justice system. He instituted regular inter agency meetings and was a founding member of the Sweetwater County Domestic Violence Council. He obtained certification to train law enforcement officers and personally conducted training of officers on "search and seizure", the law governing arrests, and other legal issues related to their duties. He also remained a "hands on" prosecutor and was lead counsel in most of the major criminal case jury trials occurring during his tenure. Those cases included high profile jury trials such as the multiple homicide case featured on "Dateline", "Cold Case Files", and the Investigation Discovery Network.

Harold V. Moneyhun, a dedicated criminal lawyer in Rock-Springs, is committed to protecting clients and defending their rights.