Areas of Professional Experience, Training, Research and Expertise:

Correctional And Detention Facilities Operations

• Jail, Adult and Juvenile Detention Management and Leadership
• California State and National Standards for Adult and Juvenile Corrections Facilities.
• offender Suicide Intervention and Inmate Injury Prevention.
• inmate Classification, Objective Classification Systems, and Classification Procedures Validation Methods.
• Jail Operations, Strip Searches, Contraband Control.
• Recruit and Apprenticeship Training and Standards (FTO, JTO, CTO, DTO).
• Jail Medical Standards and Institutional Mental Health Services.
• Adult and Juvenile Institutional Security, Precautions, and Procedures.
• Failure to Train, Supervise, Manage and Control Corrections Employees.
• Correctional institutional Staffing, Deployment and Span of Supervision.
• Adult and Juvenile Institutional Plant Operations and Management
• Training Standards for Jail Employees, Supervisors, Managers and Administrators.
• Jail Emergency Procedures, Critical incident Training, Command, and Control, After Action Incident Debriefing.
• Jail Violence Control and Response - Alternatives to Use-of-Force, McMillian Standards.
• Organized and Sophisticated Criminal Control in Classification Procedures and Special Housing Units (SHU's).
• Prisoner, inmate and Mental Patient Transportation and Escort.
• Standards for Court Holding Facilities.
• Jail Policies, Procedures Development, Implementation and Testing.
• Correctional Employee Practices: Recruitment, Hiring, Assignment, Promotion, and Progressive Discipline including Rehabilitation Programs
• Jail Overcrowding and Alternatives to incarceration.
• Use-of-Force Training, equipment, Policies and Procedures, Supervision and Management in Correctional institutions and Corrections Field Assignments.
• Totality of Conditions and Deprivation of Services in Adult and Juvenile Detention Facilities.
• Jail and Institutional Incident, Homicide, Suicide and Internal Affairs investigations.
• Jail Records, Identification Procedures, and Administrative Documentation Practices.
• Deliberate indifference by Corrections officials, USC ß1983

Law Enforcement Procedures:

• Police Field and investigative Procedures and Practices.
• Civil Rights Violations by Police officials.
• Use-of-Force by Police officers (Passive Restraint to Deadly Force) within Police and Law Enforcement Facilities.
• Wrongful injury or Death in Police Custody.
• Police Training Standards and Adequacy (Core, FTO, Proficiency).
• Supervision, Management and Control of Law Enforcement Employees.
• Police Policy, Procedures and Practices Review.
• Police Records and information Systems.
• Warrant Service, Rendition and Extradition.
• Recruitment, Hiring, Discipline and Termination of Law Enforcement Staff.
• Police Assignment, Promotion, Discipline and Termination.

Continuing Professional Education after Law Enforcement Service:

• University of California Leadership Program, 40 Hours, Sacramento, CA, 2003
• Public Safety Instructor's Symposium, 24 Hours - Burbank, CA, 2002, Concord, 2003
• California Keys to Inmate Management, 1990 to date.
• AJA Objective Classification Seminar - 24 Hours, Burbank, CA, 2002
• Steven Covey Institute 8 Hour Sessions, Sacramento, CA, 2002, 2001, 2000
• Webmaster School, 16 Hours, Sacramento, CA 2000
• IACTP National Conference, 24 Hours, Orlando, FL., 1991, 24 Hours Memphis, TN, 1997, Long Beach, CA. 1998.
• Expert Witness Symposium, 24 Hours, Hyannis Port, MA., 1996
• AJA National Conference, 24 Hours, Los Angeles, CA., 1987, Atlanta, GA, 1996,
• Langevin Learning Service - Designing Training Needs Analysis, 16 Hours, San Francisco, CA. 1990
• California Jail Managers Conferences, 24 hours sessions, Visalia, CA 1974 to 1988
• Art of Negotiation School, Chester Karrass Institute, 16 Hours, San Francisco, CA 1986
• Synergistic Training Instruments, 16 Hours, San Francisco, CA 1986
• Darrell Sink Training Design
1. Introduction to Training Design, 16 Hours, San Francisco, CA. 1986
2. Advanced Training Design and Test Development, 16 Hours, San Francisco, CA. 1987

Academic Instruction and Teaching:

Institution/District: Santa Rosa Community College District, Santa Rosa, CA Part-Time and Honorarium

• Acting Director, Corrections Department, Santa Rosa Regional Training Center (6 months during selection period) 1977-78
• Presented "Community Corrections", 3 Semester Units, Fall 1977
• Regular Instructor at Regional Training Center Police Academy 1974 - 1984
• Developer/Presenter of 40 and 80 Hour Jail Operations Courses, POST Certified 1976-1984
• Developer/Presenter of 40 Hour Jail Managers, POST Certified, 1976 to 1984

Guest Speaker Adjunct Faculty Assistance:

• College of Marin, Kentfield, CA. 1972-1982; Police Science; Corrections, Psychology and Government
• Notre Dame College, San Mateo, CA. 1975 - 1976; Government and Police Management
• Sonoma State College, Rohnert Park, CA. 1976 - 1987; Political Science and Administration of Justice Departments

Teaching Consultant or Program Contractor, Government and Private Funding:

Contra Costa Sheriff's Department and Los Medanos Community College Contract, April 1997 to date; Supervisory Leadership Development Course, 80 hours, 5 month program. The May 2002 session was our 12th presentation. 147 sworn and non-sworn staff have successfully completed our program. 9 have been promoted to Lieutenant and 42 to supervisor or sergeant. POST and STC certified.

Temporary Holding Facilities and Type 1 Jail Consultant and Policy & Procedures Manual Developer: 1998 to date. Provide direct training, consulting and P&P manual development to Limited Term Confinement Facilities concerning compliance to law, regulations and inspections by government authorities. NTE has written manual of operations, policies and procedures and training materials for 16 California city police facilities. I've consulted with several state and federal policing agencies on the detention of adults and minors. Our P&P manuals are now a state-wide model for law enforcement facilities.

California Parole, Probation and Correctional Association, Sacramento Conference 2001; Designing Critical Incident & Emergency Procedures Drills & Practices, and Developing Human Potential - Leadership Techniques.

Keys to Inmate Management Conference Concord, CA, 2000; Primary training provider for 5 double sessions: Recruitment, Hiring & Retention of Corrections Employees; High Risk Transportation, Inmate Classification Update; Suicide Prevention & Intervention; and Professional Leadership

Los Angeles Probation Department, Los Angeles, CA, 2000 to date; Commissioned developer and training provider for compliance to California Administrative Code, Title 15, ß1547 Training of Juvenile Temporary and Court Holding Facilities statewide

Los Angeles Probation Department, Los Angeles, CA, Managers Conference 2000; Presented double session on Administrative Issues of Organizing, Training, Equipping & Managing Armed Probation Units.

International Association of Correctional Training Personnel (IACTP) Conference Curriculum Chairperson (1998). 12 Countries and 32 states participated in this conference. Required coordination with 12 other committees, specialty staff (e.g. visual aids and audio technicians), and state/NIC certification administration. This was a 3 day program with 22 seminars, Key Note Speakers, and special demonstrations. The conference process took 10 months, 4 trips to LA and one to Memphis TN at my expense in preparation for the conference.

Los Angeles Probation Department, Los Angeles, CA, Manager's Conference 1998; Primary speaker on Privatization in Corrections; primary training provider of 6 double sessions: American Corrections in Crisis & Change; Arming Issues for Probation Staff; Management Issues of Workplace Violence; Sexual Harassment Prevention; Verbal Alternative to the Use of Force; Americans with Disabilities and Corrections. The primary provider prepares all state certifications, handles logistics, liaison with trainer, and administration of the program.

San Francisco Institutional Police Contract: Survey of training needs, procedures for qualification for Peace Officer Status, departmental policies and procedures development, and performance rating instruments for ranks of security officer to Captain of Police. 1996 to 1998

Southern California Training Managers Association (SCTMA) Selected from 400 state training companies as the provider for the California State Training Manager's Seminar (TMS) in 1996. I was responsible for curriculum development, certification, instructor facilitation, conference supervision and payroll for a 3 day 22 session conference in Modesto, CA.

Sam Houston State University, Huntsville, Texas 1990 to 1992; Law Enforcement Department classes for managers; Suicide Intervention Research with video documentary and First Line Supervisory Techniques.

Florida State Sheriff's Association, Orange County Department of Corrections, Host, Orlando, FL. 1991; Jail Training Officer Certification Course, statewide attendance.

Hawaii Department of Public Safety, Headquarters in Honolulu, 1989 to 1991; Redesigned and delivered state-wide entry path Corrections Officer Core Course & Corrections Apprenticeship Training program. National Institute of Corrections grant obtained.

American Jail Association Conference, Atlanta, GA. 1991; Legal Issues, Use-Of-Force Supervision & Management Issues for Employees, Special Operations Team Training, Supervision & Management.

Florida State Sheriff's Association, Orange County Department of Corrections, Host, Orlando, FL. 1990; Inmate Classification seminar, statewide attendance.

Idaho State Sheriff's Association, Boise, ID. 1989 to 1990; Legal Issues seminars, statewide,

Florida State Sheriff's Association, Tallahassee, FL. 1990; Legal Issues seminars, statewide.

American Correctional Association Conference, New Orleans, 1987; Presented the results of National Classification Study of Adult & Juvenile Offenders as part of National Council on Crime and Delinquency Report.

California Board of Corrections, Sacramento, CA. 1986; Commissioned researcher on Arming of Probation Officers, Training & Administration Issues, results presented at the CPPCA conference that year.

California Board of Corrections, Sacramento, CA. 1985; Commissioned researcher on Jail Training Officer Program. The results of this research and program are now the state core elements for jail apprenticeship training.

California Board of Corrections, Sacramento, CA. 1984 to date; Commissioned developer and training provider for compliance to California Administrative Code, Title 15, ß1024 Training of Adult Temporary & Court Holding Facilities, statewide.

United States Marshal's Service, Northern California, 1984; Commissioned to develop and deliver Basic Jailer Training Course for Contract Jails holding U.S. Marshal prisoners.

National Institute of Corrections, Western United States, Technical Assistance Programs 1982 - date. Inmate Classification, Jail Management Course, Alternatives to Incarceration, Implementing Court Orders, San Joaquin Juvenile Hall Security Audit, San Joaquin Probation Officer Arming Policy, Training, Equipment and Supervision Study.

Annual Law Enforcement Conferences Produced and Delivered by Naber Technical Enterprises:

• Limited Term Jail Manager's Conference: Spring and Fall of each year since 1994, 24 hours of state certified supervisory and management seminars in Northern and Southern California.
• Limited Term Supervisor's Conference: Spring and Fall of each year since 1999, 24 hours of state certified supervisory and leadworker seminars in Northern and Southern California
• Classification Managers and Supervisors Conference: Annual conference on Adult and Juvenile Institutional Classification since 1998
• Court & Temporary Holding Facilities Manager's & Administrator's Conference: First session in November 2001 at South Lake Tahoe.

Action Committees and Research Study Groups:

• United Food and Commercial Workers Union, Law Enforcement Elements of Job Action in San Francisco Bay Area.
• California Board of Corrections, Standards and Training for Corrections Budgeting and Reimbursement Advisory Committee
• San Diego Probation Officer's Association Advisory Committee on Internal Affairs Investigations and Employee Rights
• San Joaquin Probation Department, Minimum Standards Committee for Arming County Probation Officer, N.I.C. Technical Assistance Grant obtained.
• California Chief Probation Officers Association; Training and Supervision Issues of Arming Probation Officers
• United States Marshal's Service; Study of Marshal's Service in the American Civil War, contributing researcher on badges, equipment and organization of Northern and Southern Marshals 1860 to 1866.
• San Mateo County Probation Department Advisory Group; Arming and Safety Equipment for County Probation Officers
• State Coalition of Probation Organizations Study Group on Employee Rights of Arming and Safety Equipment
• San Diego Probation Officer's Association Study of Employee Rights of Arming and Safety Equipment
• Hawaii Department of Public Safety Training Needs Assessment 1987 to 1991
• Idaho State Peace Officer Standards Study of Jail Standards and Training Requirements
• Litigation Response Committees, Court's Officer Santa Clara County, CA 1984 to 1987
• Sonoma County Community Service Coalition, Jail Services for male and female inmates 1980 to 1984
• California State Sheriff's Association Committee Member and Conference Presenter on Standardization of Classification Data in California
• Marin County Safety Commission, Law Enforcement Representative 1976 to 1980
• Participated as official department representative on various state action committees for legislation, funding, government investigations and political interest from 1972 to 1984.

Professional Organizations

• International Association of Correctional Training Personnel (IACTP) Conference Curriculum Chairperson (1998). I've written several articles for their international publication and assisted with conference design and administration.

I was selected as a member of a United States Delegation, Person-to Person Asian Gang Intelligence tour of Taipei, Taiwan; Guangzhou, China; Hong Kong, Administrative District and Manila, Philippines.

• Southern California Training Managers Association (SCTMA) Selected from 400 state training companies to be the provider for the California State Training Manager's Seminar (TMS) in 1996. I am a regular keynote speaker at their meetings and conventions.
• California State Sheriff's Association (CSSA) I am an associate member and contributor to the police memorial fund solicitors.
• American Jail Association (AJA) I was a founding member and have presented training courses at 5 of their national conventions.
• American Correctional Association (ACA) I was one of their original jail section members, helped validate the Jailer Training Course through the Federal Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons. I have been a guest speaker at 2 of their national conventions.
• National Association of Field Training Officers (NAFTO). The Role of the FTO in Recruitment, Hiring and Retention at their Reno Conference in 2001.
• California Probation, Parole and Correctional Association (CPPCA) I've been a member since 1986. I have participated in several research projects concerning arming, police style field training, and administration of armed probation units with them. I frequently present training courses at their annual conferences.
• International Police Association (IPA) My membership is primarily social, however the international organization provides me with contemporary police issues and the friendship of many law enforcement officials in other nations.

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