Daniel J. O'Hara is running as a candidate for the Michigan 63rd District Court in the upcoming 2024 Michigan Statewide Elections.
Competing against 4 other candidate(s), Daniel J. O'Hara aims to bring their extensive experience to the role as a candidate for Judge in the Michigan State Government.
Daniel O'Hara was born and raised in Kent County, growing up in Rockford. He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Finance from Grand Valley State University and a law degree from Western Michigan University's Thomas M.
Cooley Law School. He resides in Caledonia with his wife and three children.
Daniel is committed to upholding the values of Kent County as a judge.
As an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, Daniel has extensive courtroom experience, handling both criminal and civil cases. He has been involved in numerous high-profile criminal trials, including first-degree murder and drug-related offenses.
Daniel's civil experience includes assisting police departments with narcotics investigations and handling related civil filings.
Daniel has significant experience with treatment courts, particularly as a Drug Court prosecutor in the 61st District Court. He has been involved in screening candidates, enforcing program terms, and participating in grant certification.
Daniel's broad range of responsibilities, legal expertise, and daily courtroom presence have prepared him to serve as the next 63rd District Court Judge. His has an extensive background in both criminal and civil law, along with his commitment to integrity and excellence.