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Criminal & Identification — United States

Expert witnesses and forensic consultants in criminal cases and identification matters, profiled in this directory, may provide criminal forensics services and consult in forensic laboratory testing procedures, breathalyzers and intoxication levels, drugs and alcohol levels, drugs in biological fluids, DNA and blood evidence, crime scenes, ballistics and guns, computer forensics, audio and video forensics, voice identification, fingerprints, firearms forensics, questioned documents and forged signatures, and related forensic matters. These criminal law United States expert witnesses may also specialize in issues of premises security and premises liability, crime foreseeability, mental health and gun violence, stalking, domestic violence, criminology, police procedures and police misconduct, interviews and false statements, false confessions, jails and prisons, death in custody, private investigators and surveillance, sub rosa, and related matters in the identification of people and property.

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Shannon J. Johnson, PharmD

Pharmacist, 20 yr, opines as an expert witness in: drug injury causation, pharmacy standards of practice and malpractice, drug-related medical malpractice, medication error event reconstruction, drug product liability, drug-related civil defense.

Areas of Expertise: Alcohol, Drugs, DUI

Tel: (619) 339-2254

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

James H. Clark, CPP — Clark Security Group, LLC

Independent security consultant experienced expert witness, inadequate security, security policies, staffing, cultural properties, universities, healthcare, workplace violence; security risk management; wrongful death,

Rocky River, OH

Areas of Expertise: Security Management

Tel: 440-242-5148

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

Sheila Lowe, M.S.

Forensic handwriting examiner, 40+ years of experience. Court qualified in handwriting authentication and personality assessment. Taught Handwriting Examination/Analysis at University of California, Riverside and UC Santa Barbara. Rate: $350 per hr.

Areas of Expertise: Handwriting

Tel: (805) 658-0109

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

Susan Nash — Search-Net Management

Specializes in finding information, including person, place and asset location and skip tracing. Services include: employment locates; asset searches; financial investigations; brokerage searches; child support; court-ordered and bank account searches

Areas of Expertise: Skip Tracing & Locating Persons

Tel: (212) 447-5913

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

Kelly “K.J.” Kuchta — Digital Acuity, LLC

Information Security and Computer Forensics Consultant, 30 yrs, provides litigation support and expert witness services in matters of physical and operational security, risk management. Experienced in banking, insurance and financial services industries.

Sherryll Kraizer, Ph.D., Director, Coalition for Children, Denver, CO

Child & peer-to-peer abuse & bullying in youth-serving organizations. Able to assess standard of care, policies & procedures, training, supervision, etc. Specialized knowledge and experience regarding the standard of care in the 1970’s, 1980’s

ABC Legal Services Inc

Provides court service, service of process, sub rosa investigations, surveillance, interviews, identify/locate persons, and related services.

Areas of Expertise: Private Investigators

Tel: (206) 521-9000

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

Eva Jo Sparks, CFE, CFS, CLA

Certified Fraud Examiner provides expert testimony in fraud examinations involving: partnership accounting, business practices, financial gains/losses, Medicare fraud and abuse, mortgage fraud, predatory lending, trust & estate assets, and bank embezze

Broken Arrow, OK

George C. Klein, PhD — Oakton Community College

Prof., Emeritus, of Sociology, 43 yr; consultant FBI Behavioral Science Unit; trained hostage negotiator and consultant to a SWAT team ; expert witness: mental health and criminal justice, police and the the mentally ill, police procedures, jail suicide

John R. Kitchens

Arson, Fire and Explosion Investigation expert. Certified Fire Investigator by CCAI, IAAI. NAFI Fire and Explosion Investigator and Vehicle Fire Investigator. Experienced 35+ years in 4500+ fire investigations. Rate: $200 per hr.

Areas of Expertise: Fire, Arson & Explosions

Tel: (805) 216-2569

Limited public information. For more, contact us.

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Federal Rules Committee Still Reviewing AI Expert Witnesses

Aug 26 — After more than three years of review, the federal Advisory Committee on Evidence Rules has decided not to advance proposed Rule 707 artificial intelligence (AI) evidence, opting instead to gather further input.

Credentialing Expert Witnesses In Unlicensed Professions

Oct 19 — Qualifying as an expert witness can be a bit slippery in matters without clearly defined expert witness requirements, as this premises-liability case exemplifies.