MARSH AND ASSOCIATES

FORENSIC CONSULTING SERVICE

CURRICULUM VITAE	PERSONAL:

JAMES FOSTER MARSH

5'10" 200 Lbs.

Honorable Discharge United States

Army

Honorable Discharge Illinois National Guard

Former Sergeant Illinois National Guard

Scales Mound Fire District-Retired

Firefighter-Retired

First Responder-retired

Recovery Diver-retired

EDUCATION:

M.S. George Williams College, 1982

B. A. Northeastern Illinois University, 1975

A.A. Chicago City College, 1969

Certified Police Science Instructor - Superintendent of Education-Cook County Illinois

Employment:

Chicago Police Department (25 years of service)

Appointment date: 1 June 1970

Academy graduation date: 1 January 1971 (Basic1,085 hour course of instruction)

Certified Illinois Police Officer date: 15 January 1971 by Illinois Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board

Retirement date 6 September 1995

Chicago Park District,-part time (1972-1986)

The Police S.A.F.E.T.Y. System Inc.,-part time (1982-1995)

Marsh and Associates,-part time (1995-Present)

Substitute School Teacher,-part time (1995-Present)

Past Positions:

Patrolman 1970-1976

1.	Worked a uniform beat car as a patrol officer in the Foster Avenue 20th District doing routine patrol and made approximately 100 arrests to include Part1 index crimes; burglary, robbery, auto theft, murder, prostitution, narcotics, and gun arrests.

2.	Special assignments included: plainclothes duties to assist vice control, tactical teams, unmarked crime car, and performed crowd control assignments at special events.

INSTRUCTOR CHICAGO POLICE ACADEMY - (19 years) 1976-1995:

1.	Physical Skills Instructor: (1976-1978)

duties included teaching hands-on training in defensive tactics, vehicle stops an occupant control tactics, physical fitness training, and first aid training.

2.	Coordinator of Defensive Tactics:(1978-1982) duties included teaching hands on training in: defensive tactics, physical fitness, first aid, and CPR. I was responsible for conducting an in house needs analysis regarding police control tactics and then developing, planning, and implementing a 48 hour updated defensive tactics program. Daily control tactics teaching duties varied and included: instructing recruits, in-service personnel, and staff instructors. Project assignments included: research and development of new equipment technologies, develop programs in the field of police control tactics, administration of staff instructor development courses for physical skills personnel, implementation of physical fitness evaluation and training programs, development and implementation of a pre-employment agility test for recruits, and designed a physical abilities course as an exit requirement for Chicago Police applicants.

3.	Officer-in-Charge Police Control Tactics - (1982-1995) The Chicago Police Department signed a contractual agreement with The Police Safety System (PSS). As co-developer of this system, I supervised nine instructors at the Academy Physical Skills Section. Duties included: daily scheduling, teaching of classes, testing and research analysis of training needs, program development, implementation and supervision of the PSS 68 hour course. Other responsibilities were to conduct an in-service staff instructor certification program, develop instructor candidate criteria, analyze yearly budgetary needs, purchase police training and safety equipment, write training bulletins, test new tactical equipment and develop training videos on police control tactics. On a needs basis, I researched and developed special in-service programs to include: control tactics for hostage barricade teams, Mayor's body guard protection teams, special operations crowd control teams, district tactical teams, special operations units vehicle stops and occupant control tactics and Office of Professional Standards (O.P.S.) civilian investigative personnel, in use of force case analysis. I was responsible for assisting in the development of a revised departmental use of force training guide called the Use of Force Model for Law Enforcement and Corrections and assisted in it's implementation. Other responsibilities included: consultant to the City of Chicago Corporation Counsel Office Department of Law (testified in State and Federal Court), and O.P.S. regarding proper use of force, control tactics, and training issues. As needed, I was asked to testify at Department Police Board Hearing regardings use of force and training issues in control tactics. I was asked to served on the Illinois Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board Ad Hoc committee on Police Control Tactics as a representative for the department.

4.	Personally Trained - over 20,000 Officers/Citizens in either police control tactics and arrest procedures and/or martial arts.

□	State of Illinois – Teaching Certificates (K thru 12th grade).

□	Illinois Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board -Police Control Tactics, Instructor

□	Illinois Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board -Physical Fitness, Instructor

□	Certified Police Instructor – International Society of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Instructors

□	Illinois Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board -Firearms Instructor

□	Illinois Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board -First Aid Instructor

□	State of Illinois Department of Public Health - First Responder/Defibrillator No.: 000991109

□	United States Federal and State Court - Qualified expert witness in police procedures, practices, and use of force.

□	Police Science Instructor Course - Cook County Supt. of Education.

□	Armed Security Guards Instructor -State of Illinois D.R.E.

□	Defensive Tactics Instructors Course -F. B. I.

□	Firearms Instructor Course -F.B.I.

□	Police Instructional Methodology Course - Chicago Police Department

□	Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint System - Examiner/Trainer Psychomotor Skill Design Instructor (PSDI)

□	Handgun Retention System -Examiner/Trainer (PSDI)

□	Active Counter Measures - Examiner/Trainer (PSDI)

□	Pressure Point Control Tactics - Examiner/Trainer (PSDI)

□	Modern Arnis -Presas system of stick fighting

□	Police Self Defense Instructor – United State Karate Association

□	Kubotan – Kubota control instrument system

□	Academy Instructor – International Non-Lethal Weapons Association

□	Police Defensive Tactics Instruction – Justice System Training Association

□	Certificated Exercise Test Technologist - American College of Sports Medicine December 1982

□	Certified Cardiac Rehabilitation Program for Health Related Professionals - a three course graduate level program at George Williams College

□	Associate Athletic Trainer - National Athletic Trainers Association, 1986-1987

□	Police Physical Fitness Trainers Course - The Institute For Aerobic Research March 17-21 1986

□	International Master Instructor - World Tae Kwon-Do Federation of South Korea

□	5th Dan Black Belt - International Chung MoKwan Association of South Korea

□	5th Dan Black Belt - Choi Karate Institute

□	Master Scuba Diver - PADI certified

□	Divemaster - PADI certified

POLICE TRAINING AND EDUCATION:

□	Basic Recruit Training Program for Police Officers - Illinois Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training course (1,365hours)

□	FBI Defensive Tactics Instructors Seminar Course - 40 hour course March 1981

□	FBI National Symposium on Field Training and Evaluation March 27-31 1978

□	Police Instructional Methodology - Chicago Police Department 80 hour course

(1985)

□	Basic Noncommissioned Officers for Reserve Component Leadership Course - May 29, 1983

□	Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint System - Examiner/Trainer PSDI 16 hour course

by James Lindell (1982)

□	Handgun Retention System - Examiner/Trainer PSDI 16 hour course

by James Lindell (1982)

□	Active Counter Measures - Examiner/Trainer PSDI 8 hour course

by Gary Kulgalwits (1982)

□	Pressure Point Control Tactics - Examiner/Trainer PSDI 8 hour course

by Bruce Siddel (1982)

□	Modern Arnis - Presas 40 hour course

by Remy Amador Presas (1977)

□	Kubotan - Kubota system 8 hour course

Chicago Police Academy (1982)

□	Handling Police Misconduct Issues in Illinois - Lorman Inc. November 2005

□	Defensive Measures Advisory Committee - United States Secret Service (1984)

□	Coordinator of Defensive Tactics - Chicago Police Department (1984-1995)

□	Officer-in-Charge Police Control Tactics Programs - Chicago Police Department (1984-1995)

□	Regional Director and Staff Instructor - National Justice System Training Association (1980-1985)

□	Regional Director and Staff Instructor - International Non-Lethal Weapons Association (1981-1985)

□	National Defensive Tactics Seminar Adjunct Instructor - Smith and Wesson Academy (1980-1985)

□	City of Dekalb Illinois - Corporation Counsel Use of Force Consultant (1989)

□	City of Willowbrook Illinois - Use of Force Consultant with Tom Walton (2006)

CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT AWARDS:

□	Superintendent's Award of Merit - development and implementation of the Police Safety System Control Tactics Program into the Department.

□	Honorable Mentions (12) - Outstanding Police Performance

MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARDS:

□	United States Secret Service Award of Merit - Assisted in the development of the Defensive Measures Program for recruit and in-service agents

□	Department of Treasure, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Merit Award - Appreciation of Training

□	Office of the States Attorney Cook County, Illinois - Development of an in-service "Street Survival" defensive tactics program

MERITORIOUS SERVICE LETTERS:

□	John Marshall Law School Institute for Criminal Justice - Seminar presentation on Traffic Stops

□	American Criminal Justice Lambda Epsilon Merit Award - Appreciation of Training

□	Chicago City College Public Service Institute - Appreciation of Training

□	Constitutional Rights Foundation - Appreciation of Training

□	Illinois Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board - Ad Hoc Committee on Police Training Standards - Appreciation for Serving

□	Smith and Wesson Training Academy - Appreciation of Training

□	Jo Daviess County Shefiff's Office Certificate of Appreciation for an (8) hour Control Tactics training program July 2010

CHICAGO POLICE DEPARTMENT STUDIES AND PROPOSALS:

□	Implementation of the Police Safety System – a 68 hour police control tactics training and testing program for recruit and in-service personnel. This same program was updated to 80 hours proposed training, certification and re-certification of staff and out of agency control tactics instructors.

□	Implementation of the PR-24 Side Handle Baton – recommendation for training of all recruit and in-service personnel in use of the side handle baton.

□	Retention of the Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint – a proposal to retain this control option and implement a training and certification program for recruit and in-service personnel.

□	Illinois Police Olympics – developed the concept paper for presentation to the Illinois State Training Board

□	Cardiovascular Health Program and Physical Fitness Appraisal – developed program content and testing criteria for participants, proposed equipment purchase, supervised implementation and instituted the train-the-trainer program.

□	Agility Assessment – developed a pre-employment range of motion examination for recruit or department personnel, supervised implementation and trained staff personnel

□	Physical Rehabilitation Program – developed and presented a concept paper to the Chief Surgeon for implementation of an in-house physical therapy unit

PROFESSIONAL LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS:

□	Assailant Control – how to arrest and control an assailant offender

□	Resister Control – how to arrest and control a resistive offender

□	Cooperative Subject Control – how to arrest and control a low or high risk cooperative offender

□	Weapon Control – how to maintain control of holstered or drawn guns long or shot barrels, defensive against knifes and lever devices

□	Impact Weapons and Control Instruments – how to use a police baton or control tool to defend and arrest an offender

□	Vehicle Arrests and Occupant Control Procedures – how to stop a suspect vehicle, position patrol car, physically approach suspect's vehicle, contain and control suspect(s), arrest and remove offender(s) in a low or high risk motor vehicle traffic stop

□	Psychomotor Skill Instruction – how to teach, test and conduct simulation training and testing for all modes of law enforcement, corrections and probation officers

□	Use of Force for Law Enforcement and Corrections - Milwaukee Area Technical College

□	Speedcuffing -Milwaukee Area Technical College

□	Psychomotor Skill Instruction -Milwaukee Area Technical College

□	Officer Safety During Traffic Stops – John Marshal Law School (4 consecutive years)

□	Northwestern University Traffic Institute – Use of Force seminar for Chiefs of Police

□	Use of Force Seminar – to lawyers from the City of Chicago Corporation General Litigation Division assisted by Desmedt-1986

□	Use of Force Seminars – via the Use of Force Model, State and Constitutional case law, department policy and procedures for many law enforcement agencies within and outside the Continental United States.

□	Use of Force In-Service Class - Dubuque Country Sheriff Deputies and Command Staff.

□	City of Dekalb - Use of Force In-Service Training Seminars (1985)

□	Use of Force and Restraint Techniques -Dekalb Police Supervisors and Command Staff

□	Speedcuffing Seminars – definitions, principles and general information regarding: cooperative subject control, general arrest procedures, handcuffing and searching principles, meeting resistance while handcuffing, uncuffing principles, cuffing from various positions, emergency handcuffing, handcuffing in and around vehicles or furniture, and handcuffing on multi-levels

□	Body Mechanics as Applied to Physical Control Tactics – how to apply state-of-
the-art police control technologies to proper body mechanics

□	Medical Implication of the Carotid Restraint v. Other Neck Restraints – presented to the Rockford Police Department Command Staff

□	Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint as a Control Option – the Chicago Police Medical Section Command Staff

□	The Police Safety System Program – Chicago Police Department Command Staff

□	The Police Safety System Program – with Desmedt, to the Edmonton Police Department Command Staff Alberta, Canada

□	Use of Force for Law Enforcement and Corrections – F.B.I. National Academy Executive Management Regional Seminar

□	Use of Force and Supervisory Liability Under 42 U.S.C. 1983 – for the Illinois Park Law Enforcement Association Convention

□	Use of Force Model for Law Enforcement and Corrections – regional in-service seminar for the Illinois Tactical Officers Association

□	Understanding and Litigating Excessive Use of Force Cases – with Chuck Harvas Esq. for the DeKalb, Illinois Police Department supervisors

□	Use of Force for Law Enforcement and Corrections – for DeKalb Illinois Police Department

□	Use of Force for Law Enforcement and Corrections – Illinois Department of Corrections

□	The Police Safety System Program – the Illinois Department of Adult Probation

□	Use of Force in Police Investigations – the Cook County States Attorney Police

□	Use of Force in Police Work – to a graduate class at Lewis University

□	Speedcuffing – (6) (PSDI) international seminars

□	Specificity of Training – (5) (PSDI) international seminars

□	Treatment, Care and Rehabilitation of Training Injuries – (3) (PSDI) international seminars

□	Rape Prevention and Counter Tactics – Northeastern Illinois University

□	Tactical Handcuffing, Vehicle Arrests and Occupant Control Procedures -In-Service (8) hour Class-to the Dubuque Country Sheriff Deputies and Command Staff.

□	Vehicle Stops an Occupant Control Tactics -In Service (8) hour class to JoDaviess County Sheriff's Department

□	Police Brutality or Not - Galena Illinois International Rotary Club Presentation, 2006

□	Interviewer / Interviewee Arson Investigation Presentation - Scales Mound Fire Protection District (2005-2006)

□	Speedcuffing Class JoDaviess Area Vocational High School – Criminal Justice Program, definitions, principles and general information regarding: cooperative subject control, general arrest procedures, handcuffing and searching principles, un-
cuffing principles, and cuffing from various positions in conjunction with hands-on cuffing. This was an eight hour yearly course. (2003 to present)

□	Use of Force for Law Enforcement JoDaviess Area Vocational High School - Criminal Justice Program, definitions, principles and general information regarding: compliant, non-compliant and assaultive police use of force control options. This was a yearly four hour class (2003 to present).

□	Use of Force Report Writing JoDaviess Area Vocational High School - Criminal Justice Program, definitions, principles and general information regarding: compliant. (2008)

□	Search and Seizure - JoDaviess Area Vocational High School - Criminal Justice Program, definitions, principles and general information regarding probable cause, reasonable suspicion, automobile searches, arrest and booking searches.(2008)

□	Principles of Control - JoDaviess Area Vocational High School - Criminal Justice Program, definitions, principles and general information regarding: compliant, resistive and assailant persons.(2003 to present)

□	Neck Restraints - JoDaviess Area Vocational High School – Criminal Justice Program, definitions, principles and general information regarding: physiology, anatomy, application principles, safety concerns, and hands-on experience. (4/2007)

□	Impact Weapons Control - JoDaviess Area Vocational High School – Criminal Justice Program, impact weapons system, and ASP Baton. Lecture, demonstration and hands-on using the police baton to stop attacks and/or as a control tool to arrest an offender. Apr./26/2010

□	Speedcuffing - Jo Daviess Area Vocational High School – Criminal Justice Program, definitions, principles and general information regarding: cooperative subject control, general arrest procedures, handcuffing and searching principles, un-cuffing principles, and cuffing from various positions in conjunction with hands-on cuffing. This was an eight hour yearly course. (2003 to present)

□	Principles of Patient Control - Galena area Emergency Medical Personnel. Definitions, principles and general information on use of force, and personnel safety issues regarding: patients displaying compliant, resistive and assailant actions. May 2009 and May 2010.

□	Jo Daviess County Sheriff's Department - Through lecture, demonstration, and hands-on reviewed of Police Control Tactics to include: Jo Daviess's Use of Force Policy and other federal and state legal Standards, Bio-mechanical Principles of Control Tactics, Impact weapons (ASP) and Speedcuffing Procedures. This was conducted over two days in four hours sessions on July13-14, 2010.

□	Interviews / Interrogations - Jo Daviess Area Vocational High School – Criminal Justice Program, Through lecture, demonstrations, and hands-on experience, review Police procedures, principles, and tactics, to conduct witness interviews and/or suspect Interrogations. (2011- four hour class)

MISCELLANEOUS

□	Written over 76 Expert Opinions for both Defendant and/ or Plaintiff

□	Retained in over eighteen states

□	I was an expert witness in the below cited cases which were reviewed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in:

Kladis v. Brezek

Hudgins v. Schwaninger

Scott v Edinburg and

Bell v Irwin and Crow

□	My court presentation has been used by the Chicago Police Department for in-service professional education classes

□	Attorney General's Conference Less Than Lethal Weapons-National Institute of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation, participant (1985)

□	New police training may cut down on injuries for suspects, officers, Article Kansas City Times. The system which was developed over two years using techniques taught by Mr. Desmedt, Mr. Lindell, and Mr. Marsh, the defensive corrdinator for the Chicago Police Academy. The system is called the Police Safety System represents a major change in training philosophy, said Mr. Lindell. (Copy on request)

INTERVIEW:

□	WBBM Radio talk show – Use of Force by Police

DEVELOPER:

□	The Use of Force Paradigm for Law Enforcement and Corrections – with Desmedt, shows the reasons, considerations, and limitations in the use of all measures of force for all occasions have been ordered, categorized and interrelated. The Model shows cause and effect relationships, level of danger, control difficulty, and force alternatives based on current technology and general social norms.

□	Speedcuffing, A Tactical Handcuffing System – with Desmedt, definitions, principles and general information regarding: cooperative subject control, general arrest procedures, handcuffing and searching principles, meeting resistance while handcuffing, uncuffing principles, cuffing from various positions, emergency handcuffing, handcuffing in and around vehicles or furniture, and handcuffing on multi-levels

□	The Police S.A.F.E.T.Y. System – This is an (80 hour) Physical Conflict Control Management Program, discusses the following topics: use of force, principles of control, trauma control, assailant control, resister control, cooperative subject control, weapon control, impact weapon control, control instruments, movement and team tactics, management of training injuries, psychomotor skill instruction and performance testing.

□	Law Enforcement Options Chart (1999) This is a color and number keyed situation by response chart that shows a person's behavior and the possible police response within a given category.

□	Law Enforcement Control Options Chart (2006) This is an updated version of the original chart. The color and number keyed situation by response chart that shows a person's behavior and the possible police response within a given category for empty hand and authorized police equipment options.

PUBLICATIONS AND PAPERS:

□	The Use of Force Paradigm for Law Enforcement and Corrections – with Desmedt, shows the reasons, considerations, and limitations in the use of all measures of force for all occasions have been ordered, categorized and interrelated. The Model shows cause and effect relationships, level of danger, control difficulty, and force alternatives based on current technology and general social norms.

□	Speedcuffing – with Desmedt, definitions, principles and general information regarding: cooperative subject control, general arrest procedures, handcuffing and searching principles, meeting resistance while handcuffing, un-cuffing principles, cuffing from various positions, emergency handcuffing, handcuffing in and around vehicles or furniture, and handcuffing on multi-levels

□	Guidelines for Documentation of a Use of Force Encounter, and How to Investigate a Use-of-Force Encounter, Articles, in the book titled Report Writing for Criminal Justice Professionals, by Patrick Morley, Kaplan Publishing, 2008 pp. 205-211

□	Limitations of Video-Documented Police Use of Force Encounters, Speaking with the Press As A Police Officer, Article in the book in tiled Beyond No Comment, by Patrick Morley, Kaplan Publishing, 2009 pp. 107-112

□	What is an Appropriate Physical Training Program for Police/Security Personnel – discusses physical conflict and the appropriate physical conditioning programs for law enforcement personnel

□	Endorphins and Exercise – why pain goes away when we physically exert ourselves

□	Kinesiology of a Side Kick – discusses proper training program to increase speed and power of this technique

AFFILIATIONS:

□	International Association of Chiefs of Police – current member

□	American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers – current member

□	Illinois Tactical Officers Association – current member

□	National Forensic Center – past member

□	Chicago Fraternal of Police – current member

□	Chicago Police Department's Use of Force Committee – former member

□	State of Illinois Police Training Board Use of Force Committee (ILGLEOTB) – former member

□	Justice System Training Association – former regional director and member

□	International Non-Lethal Weapons Association Academy – former regional director and member

□	International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association - current member

□	Chicago Heart Association and Chicago Police Department's Cardiovascular Health Committee – former member

□	National Athletic Trainers Association – former member

□	Illinois Athletic Trainers Association – former member

□	American College of Sports Medicine – former member

□	United States Secret Service Defensive Measures Advisory Committee – former member

□	International Society of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Instructors – former member

□	Professional Association of Dive Instructors – current member

□	Scales Mound Illinois Fire Department – current member

□	JoDaviess Area Vocational High School - Criminal Justice Program, Advisory Committee 2008-present.

CONTINUING EDUCATION:

□	Handling Police Misconduct Issues in Illinois - by Dennis J. DeCaro,Esq., Jeffrey B. Granich, Esq., Michael Kanovit, Esq., Jon Rosenblatt, Esq., Joey L. Mogul, Esq., and G. Glint Taylor, Esq., Lorman educational services, 11/ 16/2005

□	Police Liability In Illinois - seminar by Charles Mader and Laura L. Scarry, Esq., Lorman educational services, 04/21/2006

□	Police Misconduct - seminar by Lorman educational services, 04/21/2006

□	Lethal and Less Lethal Force (16.8) classroom instructional hours, AELE Law Enforcement Legal Center October 26-28, 2009

□	Police Misconduct Law and Litigation 3rd ed. Avery, Rudovsky and Blum.

□	Civil Rights Litigation and Attorney Fees Annual Handbook, Vol. Nineteen, by Steven Saltzman for Thomson/West

□	Police Misconduct & Civil Rights Law Reporter, by Thomson/West

□	Ilinois Law Enforcement Officer's Law Bulletin, by Andre A. Moenssens

□	Law Enforcement Legal Review

□	Arrest Law Bullentin, by Quilan publications

□	Search and Seizure Bulletin, by Quilan publications

□	Police of Chiefs Journal, by International Association of Chiefs of Police

□	AELE -Web Site, seminars and case summaries

□	PoliceOne -Web Site

□	Police Executive Research Forum - Web Site and Books

□	Less-Lethal.Org - Web Site

□	Forensic Science Institute - Web Site

□	Bureau of Justice Assistance - Web Site

□	Community Oriented Policing - Web Site

□	Taser International International -Web Site

□	Illinois Tactical Officers Association -Web Site

□	Federal Bureau of Investigation -Web Site

□	Law and Order Management Magazine

□	Law Enforcement Trainer Journal, by American Association of Law Enforcement Trainers

□	International Association of chiefs of Police, Training Keys and Policy Center updates

□	Internet Research, as needed on relevant police topics

□	Illinois Criminal Law and Procedures, as needed on relevant police topics

LIST OF COURT CASES FOR LAST 4 YEARS: see attached sheet

C: M & A \Info pac\Marsh Vitae 05/01/2013 wpd