Seth Morris

Seth Morris is a seasoned criminal defense attorney located in Berkeley, California. With a robust 15-year career, he passionately defends individuals accused of serious crimes throughout the Bay Area, including drug, weapons, murder, and sex crime charges, as well as federal and DUI offenses. Seth's practice extends to handling Title IX cases and school suspension and expulsion matters.

Beginning his career as a Deputy Public Defender in Alameda County, Seth has honed his skills in navigating California's trial courts and federal courts. He firmly believes that a vigorous defense is essential to maintaining governmental integrity and fairness.

In addition to his legal practice, Seth is deeply involved in community initiatives. He has served as a Commissioner on the Berkeley Police Review Commission, an oversight body addressing police policies and misconduct. His national contributions include being selected by the U.S. Department of Justice in 2015 for its Body-Worn Camera Toolkit and participating in the White House's Task Force on 21st Century Policing.

Seth's insights on criminal defense and police reform are well-recognized, with appearances on MSNBC, NBC Bay Area, and NPR. His writings have been featured in prominent publications such as the Washington Post, Salon, and Vanity Fair.