Agenda Packet 9-24-18 Work Session

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6 Civilian Review Board Members Serving in 2017 Current Members: Steven McIntire is Vice President of Administration and General Counsel for SELCO Community Credit Union. He earned his B.S. in business from Linfield College and his law degree from the University of Oregon. He has served on numerous community boards; Oregon Eye Clinic Independent Review Board, Oregon State Board of Bar Examiners, and CASA among others. Maurice A (Maurie) Denner lives in south Eugene and is a retired elementary principal. He has a BA in English and an MA in Education from the University of Oregon. Maurie is a graduate of the Eugene Citizen's Police Academy, served on the Chief's Forum under Chief Cooke; and he was an original appointee to the Police Commission. Maurie's interest in law enforcement grew out of work in Oakridge that established a Police in the Schools cooperative arrangement. Maurie retired from 4J in 2004 and worked part time for Looking Glass Youth and Family Services until February 2014. Heather Marek has lived in Eugene since 2007. She is a concurrent doctoral and law student at the University of Oregon, where her research has focused on human rights issues in the criminal justice system. Before returning to graduate school, Heather worked for nonprofits advocating for civil liberties and democracy reform. Heather received a BA in criminology from the University of Montana. Heather plans to use her background in social science and law to conduct rigorous public interest research. Jim Hargreaves is a lifelong resident of Eugene. He received his B.A. from the University of Oregon and his law degree from the University of Oregon School of Law. After a few years practicing law in Eugene, Jim served from 1975 to 1995 as a judge in Lane County, first for two years on the then District Court, and then 18 additional years on the Circuit Court. Since retiring from the courts in 1995, Jim has worked as a national and international consultant in the fields of court management and the introduction of technology in courts. His most recent work was serving as both a trial court judge and appellate court judge in the country of Kosovo as a member pf a program sponsored by the European Union. Rick Roseta has practiced as a trial lawyer in Eugene for over 40 years. Most of his practice has included the defense of in malpractice cases brought against them. Early in his career he handled matters involving State, County and City police conduct. He has tried over 400 civil jury trials to conclusion. He has served as a Circuit Court Judge Pro Tempore, primarily handling cases in Lane County Juvenile Court. He currently serves on the Board of Volunteers in Medicine, a non-profit provider of health care for uninsured, September 24, 2018, Work Session – Item 2