Assistant Training

STANLEY E. ADELMAN

CURRICULUM VITAE

Office: University of South Carolina School of Law, 701 Main St., Columbia, SC 29201

Telephone: 803-***-**** (office)

479-***-**** (mobile)

Email: ********@***.**.***

EDUCATION

Juris Doctor, New York University School of Law.

Bachelor of Arts, Columbia University. Major: psychology;

Dean's list junior and senior years.

Head manager and student conductor, Columbia University Bands.

LAW TEACHING

University of South Carolina School of Law, 2011-2012

Visiting Associate Professor

Subjects taught: Criminal Law; Criminal Procedure/Adjudication; Evidence; Sentencing

and Correctional Law.

Albany Law School, Albany, NY, 2008-2011

Visiting Associate Professor

Subjects taught: Torts, Criminal Law; Criminal Procedure/Adjudication; Criminal

Procedure/Survey; Sentencing and Correctional Law; Advanced Legal Analysis (Bar

Exam Preparation); Applied Legal Reasoning.

Affiliated Faculty Member, Albany Law School Government Law Center.

University of Arkansas School of Law, Fayetteville, AR, 1998 to 2008

Highest rank: Visiting Associate Professor

Subjects taught: Criminal Procedure (Bail to Jail); Sentencing and Correctional Law,

Trial Practice (Advisor).

University of Tulsa College of Law, Tulsa, OK, 1999 to 2006

Highest rank: Visiting Associate Professor

Subjects taught: Civil Procedure; Criminal Procedure (Bail to Jail); Sentencing and

Correctional Law; Torts; Criminal Law.

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LEGAL AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT

Criminal Justice Consultant and Trainer

Clients have included National Institute of Corrections, American Correctional

Association, Arkansas Department of Community Corrections, Arkansas Parole Board,

American Association of Paroling Authorities, Florida Association of Community

Corrections, and Washington County, Arkansas (jail ombudsman).

Massachusetts Parole Board

Senior Litigation Counsel/Special Assistant to the Chair, April 1995 to June 1997

Litigation in state and federal courts. Advice to courts, agency staff, and other

criminal

justice agencies on sentencing matters. Co-Leader, Public Safety Regulation Review

Team implementing Governor's Executive Order 384 (review of all agency regulations

and sunsetting of all unnecessary regulations).

Chief Legal Counsel,

May 1977 to September 1983

Drafted the Parole Unification Act (St. 1980, c. 155). Litigated Durham v. Parole Board,

416 N.E. 2d 954 (Mass. 1981) (aggregation of sentences). Participated in recodification

of Massachusetts Sexually Dangerous Persons Law (St. 1985, c. 752).

Massachusetts Department of Correction, Boston, MA, November 1994 to April 1995:

Senior Litigation Attorney.

Litigation in state and federal courts. Advice to courts and departmental staff on

sentencing matters. Commitment and competency proceedings at Bridgewater State

Hospital.

Executive Office of Public Safety, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston, MA,

1983-1994

:

General Counsel,

1983-1989; 1991-1994

Coordinated legal work of all agencies within the Secretariat. Conducted litigation under

designation as Special Assistant Attorney General. Drafted major legislation, in whole or

in part: access to criminal offender record information (St. 1990, c. 319); State Police

consolidation (St. 1991, c. 412); transfer and adjudication of juvenile homicide

defendants (St. 1991, c.488); modernizing the Medical Examiner system (St. 1992, c.

368). Managed the processing and disposition of Secretariat tort claims presented under

the Massachusetts Tort Claims Act.

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Assistant Secretary/General Counsel, 1989-1990

In addition to General Counsel duties, oversaw policy and budget of four agencies within

the Secretariat (Criminal History Systems Board, Office of the Chief Medical Examiner,

Board of Building Regulations and Standards, Architectural Access Board). Served in

lieu of the Secretary of Public Safety as chair of the Criminal History Systems Board and

at other public functions.

Acting Secretary of Public Safety, January 1991

Appointed by Governor Weld to oversee $130m Secretariat budget and policy of all 21

public safety agencies. Advised Governor on public safety issues. Coordinated response

to public safety emergencies. Worked with state and local elected officials and

administrators and with private sector to carry out Secretariat goals and objectives.

Governor's Statewide Anti-Crime Council, Staff Member, 1983 (on loan from Parole

Board)

Duties included devising Council structure, shaping agenda of Committee on Sentencing

and Corrections (with particular emphasis on prison overcrowding and sentencing

reform), and drafting proposed legislation.

Consultant, American Correctional Association, Committee on Accreditation for

Corrections: 1979-1981 (part time)

Edited and rewrote portions of the CAC's Manual of Standards for Adult Parole

Authorities and Manual of Standards for Adult Probation and Parole Field Services.

Middlesex County House of Correction, Billerica, MA, Department of Human ServicesStaff Attorney, 1975-1977

Filed case of Rodwell v. Ralph in the U.S. District Court. This case led to the enactment

in 1980 of the Parole Unification Act, which created a unified statewide parole system

and abolished the former county parole system.

Emergency Adjustment Service to Ex-Offenders (EASE, Inc.), Lowell, MA (now

defunct)

Executive Director, 1974-1975

Administered a Comprehensive Employment Training Act contract between EASE and

the City of Lowell for employment and other services to Lowell-area ex-offenders.

Selected, trained, and supervised EASE staff. Prepared grant applications. Provided

direct

personal and vocational counseling and legal services to clients.

New York State Division of Parole, New York, NY

Parole Officer, 1968-1971

Supervised a general caseload in Harlem and East Harlem for two years, and a specialized

caseload of youthful offenders, concentrated in Harlem and South Bronx for one year.

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PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Licensed to practice law in Massachusetts (inactive).

Professional memberships:

American Bar Association

American Correctional Association:

Member, Professional Development Faculty

Member, Legal Issues Committee

Contributing Author, Corrections Today and On the Line periodicals, and author of new

on-line training coursebooks, Legal Issues for Correctional Staff, published January

2011.

American Probation and Parole Association, Contributing Author, Perspectives

periodical.

Massachusetts Bar Association:

Massachusetts Law Review, Comments Editor 1989-1991, Associate Editor, 1984-1989.

Criminal Justice Section Council, 1988-1991; 1980-1984. Council Secretary, 1982-1983.

Governor's/MBA Committee on the Alcoholic Client, 1984-1986.

Special Committee on Sentencing, 1984-1987.

Chair, Committee on Corrections, Probation, & Parole, 1980-1982.

Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education (MCLE): Faculty member:

1981 Sentencing and Post-Dispositional Advocacy

1993 Governmental Tort Claims, Mass. Tort Claims Act

1994 Motor Vehicle Laws

1994 Truth in Sentencing Law, Faculty Chair

PUBLIC OFFICE AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

Fayetteville (Arkansas) Civil Service Commission, (participated in hiring, promotion,

and disciplining of city police officers and firefighters), 2002-2008:

Chair 2007-2008

Vice Chair 2005-2007

Commissioner 2002-2005.

Part time musician. Trombonist, classical, jazz, and theatrical musical ensembles in

New York, Arkansas, and Massachusetts.

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ADDENDUM: RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Author, 2011 Annual Update to treatise, Neil P. Cohen, The Law of Probation and

Parole, Second Edition, Thomson Reuters.

Legal Issues for Correctional Staff, American Correctional Association, Corrections

Online Training Collaborative, four online training coursebooks, January 2011.

Article, Supreme Court Reaffirms Rules Governing Prisoner Excessive-Use-of-Force

Lawsuits, Corrections Today (American Correctional Association), June 2010.

Casebook co-author, Neil P. Cohen and Donald J. Hall, and Stanley E. Adelman,

Criminal Procedure: The Post-Investigative Process, Cases and Materials,

LexisNexis Matthew Bender, Third Edition, October 2008 and 2011-12 Cumulative

Supplement.

Article, Liability Prevention and Liability Prevention Training: The information you and

your trainees literally can t afford not to know, The Correctional Trainer (International

Association of Correctional Training Professionals), Spring 2008.

Article, Some Further Reflections on Samson v. California: Standing Morrissey v.

Brewer on its Head? Perspectives (American Probation and Parole Association), v. 31,

no. 4, fall 2007, p. 43.

Article, Supreme Court Rules ... State Prisons May be Financially Liable to Inmates for

ADA Title II Violations, Corrections Today (American Correctional Association), August

2006, p. 72.

Article, Supreme Court Holds RLUIPA Constitutional, and Upholds Supermax

Placement Procedures (two-part series), Corrections Today (American Correctional

Association), December 2005 and February 2006.

Supreme Court case preview: May state prisoners sue for damages under Title II of the

Americans with Disabilities Act? Preview of United States Supreme Court Cases

(American Bar Association, Division of Public Education), 2005-2006 Term, issue no. 2,

October 2005, p. 65, previewing United States v. Georgia, 546 U.S. 151 (2006).

Article, Supreme Court Bans Death Penalty for Under-18 Offenders, Corrections Today

(American Correctional Association), August 2005, p. 58.

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ADDENDUM: RECENT PUBLICATIONS (cont.)

Article, Supreme Court Invalidates Federal Sentencing Guidelines (to an extent On

the Line (American Correctional Association), May 2005, p. 1.

Article, Towards an independent state constitutional jurisprudence II: Arkansas Supreme

Court rules state constitution requires warning prior to Knock and Talk searches

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