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Name: Jack Ryan

Current employer: Providence Police Dept./Salve Regina Univ.

Address: PO Box 622 Greenville, RI 02828-0622

Telephone: (401) 331-2998

Fax: (401) 331-2998

E-mail: jjryan@concentric.net

(1) Relevant prior and part-time employment, with dates:

1993-Present: Salve Regina University, Newport, Rhode Island Adjunct Faculty

Member in the Administration of Justice Graduate department.

Courses Include:

Police Misconduct
Constitutional Issues in Law Enforcement
Management of Police Organizations
Juvenile Justice
Mental Health Process
Contemporary Issues in the Administration of Justice

1982-2002: City of Providence Police Department:
1982-1985: Patrol Officer-Patrol Division
1985-1987: Patrol Officer-Tactical Division
1987-1988: Detective-Detective Division
1988-1992: Sergeant-Patrol Division
1992-1995: Lieutenant- Patrol Division
1994-2000: Director of Training
1995-2001: Department Spokesman
1996-2001: Captain-Director of Administration
2001-2002: Captain-Research and Policy

(2) Degrees and relevant special training:

1994, Juris Doctorate, Cum Laude, Suffolk University Law School, Boston, MA.
1990, Master of Science, Administration of Justice, Salve Regina University, Newport, R.I.
1986, Bachelor of Science, Administration of Justice, Roger Williams

University, Bristol, R.I.

1990, F.B.I., Law Enforcement Instructor Development Course
1988, Dale Carnegie Course on Effective Speaking and Human Relations
1990, NCPI, Crime Prevention for Administrators
1997, Labor Relations Information System, Rights of Police Officers
1995, PWCCJA, Advanced Tactical Management Course
1998, Old Dominion University, Emergency Services Media Relations Seminar

(3) Other professional activities, etc.:

Member-Rhode Island Bar, District of Rhode Island Federal Bar

Trainer and Seminar Presenter:

2001, Public Agency Training Council, Advance Internal Affairs Seminar
2001, Salve Regina University, Legal Issues in Use of Force Cases
2000, Georgetown Law Center, Police Misconduct/Racial Profiling
2000, International Crime Prevention, University of Warwick, U.K.
2000, Salve Regina University, School Violence Seminar
2000, Salve Regina University, Criminal Procedure Update for Police Officers
1999, Salve Regina University, Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights
1998, Salve Regina University, Police/Media Relations
1997, Salve Regina University, Police Civil Liability

(4) Retainer information:

N/A

(5) Names, addresses and telephone numbers of attorneys who may be contacted as references:

N/A

(6) Publications that contain your paid advertisements (since 1996): N/A

(7) Usual and customary fee:

Case Development Fee: $5000.

Depositions in Rhode Island, $1500 per day or part thereof.

Work away from Rhode Island, $2000 per day or part thereof plus travel and ground expenses.

(8) AREAS OF EXPERTISE AND EXPERIENCE

Note - Letter codes used in front of the subject mean:
[ T ] Testified in court or at depositions on the subject;
[ R ] Retained as a consultant, but have not testified on the subject.
[ Q ] Qualified to testify or consult on the subject, but have not served as a paid consultant.

[R] Agency policies, practices and customs
[Q] Batons, Flashlights and other impact weapons
[R] Deadly force; shooting avoidance and alternatives
[Q] Failure to protect specific persons
[Q] Freedom of Information/ release of police reports to the public
[R] Insufficient or inadequate training
[R] Search and Seizure
[Q] Retention of known unfit employee or negligent entrustment of a weapon
[Q] Standards for discipline, internal affairs procedures, (in)adequate punishment
[R] SWAT techniques, hostage and barricade situations
[Q] Vehicle pursuit and emergency response policies & techniques

(9) Types of cases you will not accept: N/A

(10) Other information relevant in evaluating your services (publications, awards, achievements, special interests):

Publications for Police Officers:

Rhode Island Law Enforcement Officers' Guide to Criminal Procedure, 2000.
Rhode Island Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights, A Guide to Investigations and Hearings, 2000.

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