• Currently serves as Chief Deputy and supervisor of the Bad Check Unit,overseeing the prosecution of bad-check and other fraud related crimes.
  
• Formerly served as a prosecutor on the Special Victims Unit prosecuting domestic violence cases.
  
• Tried twenty-four (24) felony jury trials to a conclusion as lead/sole counsel.
  
• Tried over one-hundred (100) bench trials to a conclusion.
  
• Prosecuted over three-hundred (300) preliminary/grand jury hearings.
  
• Prosecuted numerous violent/habitual criminal cases, including murder, rape, robbery, and arson.
  
• Advocated the State's position in the 8th Judicial District's Drug Court program.
  
• Taught search, seizure, and evidence classes to both LVMPD cadets as well as seasoned police officers.
  
• Prosecuted cases in every criminal court in Clark County, including District Court, Las Vegas Justice Court, Mesquite, Bunkerville, Moapa,
  Moapa Valley, North Las Vegas,Henderson, Boulder City, Searchlight, Laughlin, and Goodsprings.
  
• Elected Vice President of the Clark County Prosecutor's Association by fellow prosecutors.
  
• Served as District Attorney's Office's Evidence Committee Chairman; tasked with creating and delivering evidence lectures
  to police officers in Southern Nevada.
  

• Screened LVMPD forfeiture cases for legal and factual sufficiency.
  
• Testified before the Nevada Senate's Judiciary Committee in support of LVMPD forfeiture legislation.
  
• Taught forfeiture laws and provided legal support to LVMPD officers engaged in asset-forfeiture tasks.
  

• Instructed criminal law topics to undergraduate college students, inculding its history, development,
  components, and processes.
  
• Subjects taught include:
  • CRJ 101, Introduction to Criminal Justice
    
  • CRJ 155, The Juvenile Justice System
    
  • CRJ 220, Criminal Procedures
    
  • CRJ 226, Prevention and Control of Delinquency
    
  • CRJ 235, Juvenile Courts and Procedure
    Nevada Criminal Law
    

• Instructed students studying to be para-legal assistants in U.S. Supreme Court cases dealing
  with the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
  

• Appointed by the State Bar Board of Governors to resolve ethical disputes arising in the course of campaigns for judicial office, and to provide judges and aspirants to judicial office advisory opinions regarding ethical matters that may arise in the ordinary course of judicial service, or in the elective or appointment process. Assist the supreme court by studying and recommending additions to, amendments to, or repeal of provisions of the Nevada Code of Judicial Conduct or other laws governing the conduct of judges and judicial candidates.
  
• Assist the supreme court by studying and recommending additions to, amendments to, or repeal of provisions of the Nevada Code of Judicial Conduct or other laws governing the conduct of judges and judicial candidates.

• Appointed by the State Bar Board of Governors to recommend appointments to fill vacancies on the Eighth Judicial District Court.
  
• Reviewed applicants' qualifications for appointment to fill vacancies on the Eighth Judicial District Court.
  
• Selected three (3) finalists for each vacancy and forwarded the names to the Governor of the State of Nevada for final selection.
  

• Appointed by the State Bar Board of Governors to a one year term to manage and administer the review of complaints against Nevada lawyers.
  
• Advised the Nevada Supreme Court of infractions of ethical standards of individual members.
  
• Suggested disciplinary measures for lawyers accused of misconduct.
  
• Conducted disciplinary hearings and adjudicated disciplinary cases involving lawyers accused on professional misconduct.
  
• Served in a judicial capacity as chairman on numerous disciplinary screening panels, informal disciplinary hearings, and formal disciplinary hearings.
  

• Elected by members to a term of two (2) years to promote Hispanic lawyers in the legal community.
  
• Guided and directed the association's communication, activities, and membership.
  
• Helped coordinate a death-penalty symposium involving law professors and prominent members in the legal community.
  
• Elected and served as Vice President of Communications for the 2002 calendar year.
  
• Elected and served on the five-member Executive Board for the 2001 calendar year.
  

• Elected by members of the Clark County District Attorney's Association to promote the local prosecutors interests in the legal community.
  
• Guided and directed the association's political action committee and activities.
  

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