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Jack Toomey U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.83 Clarity of Response 9.83 Politeness 9.89 Response Time(hr) 3.6 --Last 90 Days(hr) 2.4 Total Questions 4689	Please do not ask me about potential jail sentences that you, your friends, or family might receive in court. There is no way for me to know that. Only a judge could answer a question like that. I am also NOT a probation officer or parole officer so I cannot answer questions that relate to parole or probation. Also please keep in mind that every state has different laws. If you are planning to ask a question about a specific law or criminal charge that pertains to your state only it could be difficult to answer. I also cannot give you legal advice on what to do or what not to do in court. Retired police officer with 26 years experience. Worked in the patrol division as well as over 14 years in the detective bureau. Investigated a wide range of crime such as murder, rape, robbery, theft, fraud, missing persons, and other very sensitive crimes. I am available to answer your questions about criminal law and especially as it applies to police work. I taught at the police academy for several years and am especially knowledgeable about search and seizure. Any question about criminal law is welcome! Please don't .....
Kevin M. Tamez U.S. Available View Profile Ask A Question View Past Answers	Knowledgeability 9.88 Clarity of Response 9.88 Politeness 9.96 Response Time(hr) 34.2 --Last 90 Days(hr) 16.4 Total Questions 464	Kevin M. Tamez serves as one of the most senior and experienced consultants at The MPM Group, Inc. During more than 27 years of both state and federal law enforcement experience, Mr. Tamez held supervisory roles with state law enforcement as well as senior management positions with the U.S. Department of Justice - serving in both domestic as well as foreign posts. In addition to his extensive foreign operational experience, Mr. Tamez is a court adjudicated expert in most Title 18 and Title 21 complex criminal, undercover, and electronic (Title III) intercept investigations. As a senior manager, he is also an authority in most government administrative matters to include Human Resource and Workers’ Compensation issues. Ironically, a one-time conviction for aberrant “white-collar” misconduct late in Mr. Tamez’s otherwise illustrious law enforcement career placed him in a situation wherein he became intimately familiar with the inner-workings of the U.S. Bureau of Prisons (BOP) as well as their programs and operating procedures. Already adjudicated an expert witness in myriad state/federal criminal investigative matters, Mr. Tamez has now broadened his already considerable expertise by authoring various legal reference and advocacy manuals. Mr. Tamez is frequently sought after for his expertise in .....

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Jack Toomey

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Please do not ask me about potential jail sentences that you, your friends, or family might receive in court. There is no way for me to know that. Only a judge could answer a question like that. I am also NOT a probation officer or parole officer so I cannot answer questions that relate to parole or probation. Also please keep in mind that every state has different laws. If you are planning to ask a question about a specific law or criminal charge that pertains to your state only it could be difficult to answer. I also cannot give you legal advice on what to do or what not to do in court. Retired police officer with 26 years experience. Worked in the patrol division as well as over 14 years in the detective bureau. Investigated a wide range of crime such as murder, rape, robbery, theft, fraud, missing persons, and other very sensitive crimes. I am available to answer your questions about criminal law and especially as it applies to police work. I taught at the police academy for several years and am especially knowledgeable about search and seizure. Any question about criminal law is welcome! Please don't .....

Kevin M. Tamez

U.S.

Available

Kevin M. Tamez serves as one of the most senior and experienced consultants at The MPM Group, Inc. During more than 27 years of both state and federal law enforcement experience, Mr. Tamez held supervisory roles with state law enforcement as well as senior management positions with the U.S. Department of Justice - serving in both domestic as well as foreign posts. In addition to his extensive foreign operational experience, Mr. Tamez is a court adjudicated expert in most Title 18 and Title 21 complex criminal, undercover, and electronic (Title III) intercept investigations. As a senior manager, he is also an authority in most government administrative matters to include Human Resource and Workers’ Compensation issues. Ironically, a one-time conviction for aberrant “white-collar” misconduct late in Mr. Tamez’s otherwise illustrious law enforcement career placed him in a situation wherein he became intimately familiar with the inner-workings of the U.S. Bureau of Prisons (BOP) as well as their programs and operating procedures. Already adjudicated an expert witness in myriad state/federal criminal investigative matters, Mr. Tamez has now broadened his already considerable expertise by authoring various legal reference and advocacy manuals. Mr. Tamez is frequently sought after for his expertise in .....

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2012-02-07 Is it to late to report this robbery.:

Peter, I agree that you made a very bad decision. When someone reports a crime in progress the police don't have the time to stand around running wanted checks on the victim. Technically the statute

2012-02-06 Neighbor harrassement:

Carol, Make an appointment to meet with a ranking officer at the station. Have all of your facts prepared including notes, times of calls, day of the calls etc. Ask the Lt, Capt, or whoever why nothing

2012-02-05 federal/state time:

Becky- If they (State of Florida) secured a Violation of Probation (VOP) warrant for your nephew, they would have filed a Detainer with the US Marshal and the federal BOP have it lodged against your

2012-01-18 Possession of marijuana:

Tom- We are not really familiar with NJ state laws concerning "telephone counts," but in the federal system, which NJ state probably parallels, the prosecutor will need a witness' cooperation and/or

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