“Mr. Moore Is Innocent of These Charges,” Says Fired Michigan Football Coach’s Attorney

Moore's lawyer files motion to dismiss charges

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A lawyer for fired University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore declared his innocence Thursday and said she's seeking to have home invasion and other charges against him dismissed.

Sherrone Moore Fights to Dismiss Home Invasion Case After Firing

Sherrone Moore appeared in court Thursday as his legal team pushed back against serious allegations tied to his arrest last month. The former head coach of the Michigan Wolverines is facing multiple charges, including felony home invasion and stalking, stemming from a December 10 incident at a woman’s apartment in Ann Arbor. During the hearing, Moore’s attorney, Ellen Michaels, filed a motion to dismiss the arrest warrant, insisting the case is …

Lawyer for ex-Michigan coach Sherrone Moore wants charges dismissed, says woman is seeking windfall

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — A lawyer for fired University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore declared his innocence Thursday and said charges of home invasion and stalking were based on an effort by a staff member to get a financial windfall from the school's “deep pockets." In a court filing, defense attorney Ellen Michaels [...]

Sherrone Moore update: Lawyer for fired Michigan football coach seeks to have charges dismissed

A lawyer for fired University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore declared his innocence Thursday and said she's seeking to have home invasion and other charges against him dismissed.

Lawyer for fired Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore seeks to have charges dismissed

Moore's attorney said Thursday that the arrest warrant for Moore was based on “misleading statements.” She didn't elaborate, but told a judge that she had filed a motion to quash the warrant.

Ex-Michigan coach Sherrone Moore’s attorney questions credibility of key witness, seeks dismissal

An attorney for former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore on Thursday said she’ll seek to have the criminal charges against her client dismissed, saying they’re based on “false and misleading statements.”