David Casey

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Wegge & Casey, P.C.

Experience: 10 years

Criminal Law and Cannabis & Marijuana Law

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David is a Missouri native. He was born in Cape Girardeau and grew up in both the Festus and Arnold areas. He attended high school at Providence Christian Academy in Sappington and earned his bachelor degree from Oklahoma Baptist University in 2005.

Upon graduation, David worked at Farmers Insurance Group as a claims manager and oversaw over 60 employees. He then decided to further his education and ultimately graduated from Saint Louis University School of Law in 2013. During law school, David interned at the Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney's Office throughout the summer of 2012, and interned for attorney Joseph Rubin in St. Charles County in the fall of 2012. He served as an assistant prosecuting attorney in the Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney's Office in Hillsboro for 5 years. After those 5 years, David left that position to become a partner with Wegge & Casey, P.C.

David and his wife Autumn reside in south St. Louis with their two children, Thomas and Elise, and their dog, Oscar. David and his family have served the Jefferson County area for many years. David's Uncle, Ron Casey, served Jefferson County first as a county commissioner and later in the Missouri House of Representatives from 2004-2012, and David's father Rick Casey owns numerous local businesses in the county.

Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice

Missouri

The Missouri Bar
ID Number: 65828
Since 2013

Professional Experience

2019 - Current

Wegge & Casey, P.C.

Founding Partner

2013 - 2018

Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney's Office

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney

Education

2010 - 2013

Saint Louis University School of Law

J.D. (2013) | Law

Contacts

Wegge & Casey, P.C. 411 Maple St. Hillsboro MO 63050 Telephone: (636) 797-8242

Videos

SIS vs. SES Criminal Probation in Missouri

In this video, David Casey discusses the different types of probation available to a sentencing judge in Missouri.

David Casey
Wegge & Casey, P.C.
411 Maple St.
Hillsboro, MO 63050

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Missouri Criminal Drug Possession and the Good Samaritan Law (195.205 RSMo)

In this video, attorney David Casey discusses changes in the law of criminal possession of a controlled substance. The Good Samaritan Law (195.205 RSMo) provides immunity from criminal prosecution to the 9-1-1 caller as well as the person experiencing an overdose, under certain circumstances.