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Criminology Security Management Expert Witness
Michigan
This highly qualified and board certified expert has over 40 years of experience in Security Management. He received his BA, MA and PhD from Wayne State University and is board certified in the American Society for Industrial Security and Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology and is also a Licensed Social Worker. He has published 75+ Journal Articles on security, safety and criminal...
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Law Enforcement & Security Operations Expert Witness
California
This highly-qualified expert has nearly 40 years of experience in law enforcement and security operations. He is a licensed private investigator and has extensive experience in law enforcement best practices, security guard operations, use of force, premise liability, complex criminal investigations, homicide investigations, and K9 handling. He earned his BA from Claremont McKenna College before...
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Security Guard Expert Witness FAQs
A security guard expert witness provides insight into industry standards, protocols, and procedures. They can testify on matters like negligence, use of force, or security breaches.
Cases involving premises liability, personal injury, wrongful death, or any incident where security measures are questioned may benefit from a security guard expert witness.
The expert can assess whether appropriate security measures were in place and followed correctly, helping to establish if negligence occurred.
Yes, some experts specialize in areas such as event security, retail loss prevention, residential security, or corporate security.
Absolutely. These experts understand the guidelines for using force and can evaluate if actions taken were reasonable under the circumstances.
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