Officer Assistant

EDUCATION:

JD, December ****, Thomas Jefferson School of Law

BA, Economics, June 1972, West Virginia Wesleyan College,

Jan 2001-Present: Assistant Professor of Justice Studies, North Carolina Wesleyan

College, Rocky Mount NC. Attorney at Military Law, Military Law

Associates.

Assistant Professor of Justice Studies teaching college courses in

Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, Victimology, Constitutional Law,

Administration of Justice, Mediation, and Military Law.

Exclusive practice of Military Law representing service members world wide

at courts-martial and administrative proceedings.

Jan 1994-Jan 2001: Mark Stevens, Attorney at Military Law, Military Law

Associates.

Trial lawyer engaged in the exclusive practice of military criminal and

administrative law. Certified Mediator for the Superior Court of the State

of North Carolina and the Federal Court System.

September 1991 to December 1993: Magistrate/Traffic Judge, Camp Lejeune

NC. Lieutenant Colonel, USMC

Responsible for adjudicating all traffic offenses on Marine Corps

Base, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Supervised one secretary and four military

personnel. Presided over in excess of 1000 hearings as the Magistrate for

Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune, NC. Lead defense counsel in U.S.

v Parker a contested capital murder case that was tried at Marine

Corps Base, Camp Lejeune in July 1993. Retired from the Marine Corps on

December 31, 1993.

November 1990 to September 1991: Base Inspector, Camp Lejeune, NC

Principal advisor to the Commanding General on matters involving

misconduct of dependents, juveniles, and civilians on Camp Lejeune. Conducted

administrative hearings and enforced disciplinary sanctions for violations

of state and federal law. Juvenile court judge for Camp Lejeune. Worked

closely with the US Attorney's office in prosecution of criminal violations

by civilians on Camp Lejeune.

August 1989 to November 1990: Special/General Court-Martial Judge

Certified as a Military Judge in August 1989 by the Judge Advocate

General of the Navy. Presided over military criminal trials on a wide variety

of criminal charges under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Preliminary

hearing judge in U.S. v Gibbs,a capital murder trial held

at Camp Lejeune.

August 1987 to August 1989: Senior Defense Counsel, Camp Pendelton

CA

Coordinated all criminal defense services at one of the Marine Corps

largest trial jurisdictions. Supervised 12 defense attorneys. Evaluated

criminal cases for assignment to the best qualified attorney. Developed

training programs emphasizing pretrial preparation, plea negotiations,

and advocacy skills. Personally defended the most serious cases within

the jurisdiction. Lead defense counsel in U.S. v Thomas, a contested

capital murder trial. Served as a certified instructor for the National

Institute of Trial Advocacy (NITA).

August 1986 to August 1987: Officer in Charge/Chief Prosecutor,

Legal Services Support Section, Camp Kinser, Okinawa Japan

Supervised one of the main legal offices for the Marine Corps in

Okinawa. Served as the chief prosecutor and personally prosecuted all serious

criminal cases. Responsible for training new prosecutors and developing

training programs.

August 1985 to August 1987: Senior Defense Counsel, Camp Pendleton

CA

Same duties as Senior Defense Counsel August 87 - August 89.

August 1982 to August 1985: Defense Counsel/Prosecutor/Legal Assistance

attorney

Served various tours in the above positions. Handled a variety of

cases at criminal trials and administrative hearings. Notable cases include

homicides, rapes, manslaughter, child abuse, and drug sales and/or distribution.

Extensive experience with psychological, medical, and drug experts.

June 1972 to August 1982: Field Artillery Officer, United States

Marine Corps

Served as an officer in various positions in several artillery units

throughout the world. Positions included that of Commanding Officer, Executive

Officer, Operations Officer, Supply Officer, Maintenance Officer, and Administrative

Officer.

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