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2008 Ndia Member Directory 2008 NDIA MEMBER DIRECTORY NATIONAL DEFENDER INVESTIGATOR ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 2008 The National Defender Investigator Association is a not-for-profit association comprised of defense investigators and paralegals in the United States and its territories. NDIA’s purpose is to provide training and education for the investigative arm of indigent defense. This is provided each year at our National conference each spring and our Regional conference each fall in different parts of the country, on a rotating basis. The NDIA offers its members diverse networking and information services. The NDIA website (www.ndia.net) which has just been re-designed, contains information on membership, certification, conferences and a copy of past newsletters. There is also a “Members Only” section of the website accessible only to NDIA members. In the “Members Only” section job openings can be posted along with any other general announcements you would want to inform the membership about. Group e-mails to the members can also be sent via the website and other members can be contacted for assistance simply by searching the member information listings. The NDIA web master is member James Tarter, ([email protected]) of Nashville. Please e-mail James any information regarding job openings or announcements you would like posted. NDIA members can go into the site and update their own information such as address change etc. The Eagle’s Eye is NDIA’s newsletter, edited by James Tarter, Sr., which is published online, four times a year, March, June, September and December. The newsletter can also be e- downloaded on Adobe Acrobat for printing. The 2008 Regional Conference will be held September 4 & 5, 2008 in Austin, Texas, and the 2009 National Conference will be April 1-3 in Daytona Beach, Florida. For more information on these meetings go to the website or call Beverly at the NDIA office (860) 635-5533. We hope you will participate in the conferences. On behalf of the NDIA Board of Directors, thank you for your continued support and participation in your association, the NDIA. Matt Whalen President The National Defender Investigator Association (NDIA) is the only international organization to represent a constituency dedicated solely to the investigative arm of indigent defense. The NDIA has maintained its leadership role largely through a dedicated membership and through volunteer efforts. The Board of Directors is comprised of three General Officers and four Area Directors. The General Officers serve a two-year term and are nominated and elected by the entire membership. The Area Directors serve a two-year term and are nominated and elected by the regional membership. General Officers and Area Directors are elected in alternating years. All officers must be full-time Defender investigators. This election process provides the membership with excellent representation and addresses regional interests and concerns as well. The NDIA has also established itself as one of the premier national training programs in its conduct of its National and Regional training seminars. Some of the foremost authorities in the criminal defense and forensic science fields have taught and lectured for these training vehicles. Many participants have brought this useful information back to their own office’s and shared it with other staff. Many of the information and contacts learned at these seminars have been utilized in the defense of other indigent clients. The NDIA also has had long established liaisons with the National Legal Aid and Defender Association and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers. The NDIA also maintains close contact and liaisons with a number of other Defender Associations and Defender Investigator Associations across the country and has provided input and leadership toward the establishment of these types of organizations in a number of states. Many members of the NDIA have taught and lectured for a variety of professional criminal defense organizations across the country as well as a number of colleges and universities. Please review our web site and join us. It will be worth the experience! NATIONAL DEFENDER INVESTIGATOR ASSOCIATION 2008 OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Matt Whalen, NDMC, President Office of the Public Defender 235 Church Street New Haven, CT 06510 Phone (203)503-6818 Fax (203)789-6863 E-mail: [email protected] Teri Moore, Vice President William H. Smith, NDAC, Treasurer Federal Public Defender Halifax Public Defender 22 S. Clinton Avenue, Station Plaza #4 P.O. Box 1010 Trenton, NJ 08609 Halifax, VA 24558 Phone (609)989-2160 Fax (609)989-2153 Phone (434)476-4139 Fax (434)476-4140 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] AREA DIRECTORS Thomas Hinton, Midwest Director Dave Young, Northeast Director Federal Public Defender Office of the Public Defender 1010 Market Street, Ste. 200 66 Hamilton Street, 3rd fl St. Louis, MO 63101 Patterson, NJ 07505 Phone (609)989-2160 Fax (609)989-2153 Phone (973)977-4178 Fax: (973)247-8245 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected] STATES: IL,IN,IA,KS,MI,MN,MO,NE, STATES: CT,DE,ME,MD,MA,NH,NJ,NY, ND, OH, OK, SD, TX, WI PA,RI,VT,DC Larry Carlson, West Director Marvin Jeffcoat, Southeast Director Washoe County Public Defenders 26th Defender Distric of NC 350 So. Center Street, Ste. 600 720 E 4th Street, Ste. 308 Reno, NV 89501 Charlotte, NC 28202 Phone (775) 337-4834 Fax (775) 337-4837 Phone (704)417-1919 Fax (704)342-6640 E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] STATES: AK,AZ,CA,CO,HI,ID,MT,NV, STATES: AL,AR,FL,GA,GU,KY,LA,MS,NC, NM, OR, WA, WY PR, SC, TN, VA, USVI, WV NDIA OFFICE Beverly Davidson, Executive Secretary NDIA 460 Smith Street, Suite K Middletown, CT 06457 Phone (860) 635-5533 Fax (886) 668-9858 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: www.ndia.net NDIA PAST OFFICERS Term of Office President Vice President Secretary/Treasurer Jan 2006-Dec 2007 Matt Whalen, CT Teri Moore, NJ William Smith, VA Jan 2004-Dec 2005 Matt Whalen, CT William Smith, VA John Townley, PA Jan 2002-Dec 2003 Jimi Clinton, NC Matt Whalen, CT John Townley, PA Jan 2000-Dec 2001 Jimi Clinton, NC Matt Whalen, CT John Townley, PA Jan 1998-Dec 1999 Bill Proctor, WA Jimi Clinton, NC Suzanne Saunders, NH Nov 1993-Dec 1997 Thomas Luongo, RI Bill Proctor, WA Maclovia Guardiola, NM Oct 1991-Nov 1993 Frank Murphy, FL Casey Collins, TX Royce Rutherford, WA Oct 1989-Oct 1991 Robert Davis, NJ James Kenney,Sr, KS Robert Porter, CT Oct 1987-Nov 1989 Robert Reed, DC Robert Davis, NJ Janet Moss, MD Oct 1985-Oct 1987 John Smith, CA Robert Reed, DC Thomas Candia, CT Oct 1984-Oct 1985 John Smith, CA Robert Reed, DC Patricia Hines, CA Oct 1983-Oct 1984 Scott Corbell, AZ John Smith, CA Rodoldo Adame, AZ Oct 1981-Oct 1983 Scott Corbell, AZ Patrick Judge, CA Algelika Shinberg, AZ Nov 1979-Oct 1981 James Ford, NJ Scott Corbell, AZ Harold Townes, NY Oct 1977-Nov 1979 Harry Dietrich, FL James Ford, NJ Samuel Cook, FL Nov 1975-Oct 1977 Phil Bennett, CA Jackie Rye, WA Harry Guyton, CA NDIA HONORARY MEMBERS Brian Stevenson, Equal Justice Initiative of Montgomery, AL NDIA LIFETIME MEMBERS Gerald Myers, Portsmouth, VA Kevin Murphy, Camden, NJ Clarence Short, Gastonia, NC George Martinez, Mongmong, GUAM Patricia Cumbo-Pitchford, LA Jimi Clinton, NC GUAM NDIA 460 Smith Street, Suite K Middletown, CT 06457 Phone (860) 635-5533 Fax (860) 613-1650 www.ndia.net E-mail: [email protected] 2008 COMMITTEES & CHAIRS By LAWS COMMITTEE: Board of Directors The 2008 By Laws Committee was appointed by the President. The Mission of this Laws Committee is to review previously proposed by laws amendments, which would have affected the classification of memberships, and upon that review, if appropriate, to propose the text of any by laws amendments to the Board that should be voted upon at the 2005 annual general membership meeting. Additionally, the By Laws Committee will undertake a broad review the entire set of by laws and issue a comprehensive report to the Board concerning any by laws changes recommended by the committee. CERTIFICATION: Dean Applegate, Chair (662) 236-2889 [email protected] The NDIA Certification Committee provides professional certification for members of the NDIA. There are five (5) levels of certification, from Individual to Supervisor. The level is determined by the applicant’s accumulated experience related to civilian training, education and the recommendation of their supervisor. To date, over 300 NDIA members have been granted certification since the Committee’s existence. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE: Mark Neer, Co-Chair (213) 894-5060 [email protected] Sean Broderick Co-Chair (415) 436-7696 [email protected] Drew Davis (704) 374-0720 [email protected] Colleen Flanagan-Taylor (973) 645-6347 [email protected] Beverly Davidson, NDIA (860) 635-5533 [email protected] The Conference Committee is responsible for producing the National and Regional Conferences each year. The Committee is completely voluntary and is always looking for members to offer their time and efforts at the conferences. The Committee locates sites for the conferences based on input from the board of directors and members. The sites rotate around the country each year. Once the site is approved an agenda is organized for the three tier training program which consists of investigation, paralegal and death penalty subjects. Each training area is designed to provide attendees with the most current, viable and comprehensive information possible. The membership is welcome to contribute any ideas on new training topics, speakers and services offered. INVESTIGATOR/PARALEGAL OF THE YEAR: Gerald Powell, Chair (901) 544-4920 [email protected] The IPC selects the NDIA Investigator and Paralegal of the Year from nominations they receive of eligible NDIA members.
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