Last month, Judge J. Cedric Simpson suggested Moore's 'due process may have been violated.'
In what he described as a 'glaring' omission, Simpson said law enforcement failed to indicate that the female staffer was Moore's employee when they were securing charges against the fired football coach.
That professional connection could potentially undermine the misdemeanor stalking charge by offering an explanation as to why Moore would need repeatedly make contact with the alleged victim.
'What worries me is the magistrate did not get that opportunity [to hear more information],' Simpson said, as quoted by the Detroit Free Press.
'And if the magistrate didn't get that opportunity, that means what the people got may not have been a validly sworn out complaint...and that the defendant's due process rights may have been violated. That's my problem, or my concern.'