With more than 25 years of experience in criminal law and police advisory roles, this former Assistant Prosecutor provides analysis of law enforcement policies, training standards, and constitutional requirements. This law enforcement procedures expert witness is a former Assistant Prosecutor and Police Legal Advisor with more than 25 years of experience in criminal law, internal affairs procedures, police training, and constitutional law. During his prosecutorial career, he provided legal guidance to law enforcement personnel on a 24/7 basis, drafted hundreds of search warrants and communications data warrants, supervised evidence collection at crime scenes, and instructed police recruits and law enforcement officers in academy and in-service training settings. He has taught courses on criminal law, use of force, identification evidence, search and seizure, right to counsel, rules of evidence, forfeiture law, and constitutional law, and has been highly evaluated as an instructor. He holds a Juris Doctor degree and a Bachelor of Arts degree. He currently provides consultation, expert reports, and testimony regarding proper law enforcement procedures, including use of force, identification evidence, narcotics investigations, search and seizure practices, and internal affairs investigations.

He has prepared expert reports and testified as an expert in matters involving use of force training and the adequacy of internal affairs investigations, and he has been proffered as an expert in electronic surveillance matters. His experience also includes drafting appellate briefs and arguing significant criminal law issues before appellate courts, as well as authoring legal publications addressing developments affecting police operations.