Curriculum Vitae: Terry D. Edwards
EDUCATION
Juris Doctor (JD), December 1982
School of Law, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky
Master of Public Administration (MPA), Justice Administration, December 1984Golden Gate University, San Francisco, California
Bachelor of Arts (BA), Criminal Justice, May 1980
Kentucky Wesleyan College, Owensboro, Kentucky
WORK EXPERIENCE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE INSTRUCTOR (full-time/temporary), Department of Criminal Justice, Skagit Valley College, Mount Vernon, Washington 98273. September, 2013 to present.
Instructs various Criminal Justice courses including: Juvenile Justice, Criminal Law, Evidence, Criminal Procedure, Constitutional Law, Report Writing, Public Safety Employer/Employee Relations (Law Enforcement), Public Safety Employment Safety Strategies (Law Enforcement), Criminal Justice Report Writing, Internship, Cooperative Educational Experience. Teaches legal courses in the Basic Law Enforcement Reserve Academy (BLERA) and the Parks Law Enforcement Academy (PLEA). Co-Chair, September 2014-present.
INSTRUCTOR (part-time), Department of Justice Administration, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky 40292. June 2013 to present.
Instructs various online graduate and undergraduate justice administration courses including: Criminal Law and Evidence, Criminal Procedure, Environmental Crime, Constitutional Law, and Legal Aspects of Criminal Justice Personnel Management.
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR (1996-2013)/ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (1990-1996), JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION. Department of Justice Administration, University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky 40292. August 1990 to June 2013 (retired).
Instructed graduate and undergraduate courses (online and classroom) including: criminal law, constitutional law, police management, legal aspects of criminal justice personnel management, evidence, and senior seminar in law enforcement. Instructed courses in the Southern Police Institute on law, police administration, environmental law, ethics, civil rights, and police management; also instructed issues in American Jurisprudence as part of international management seminars. Director/Principle Investigator/Evaluator for Research and Evaluation Unit of the Appalachia High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA), 1998-2001, responsible for administering program evaluation component funded by the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) ($265,577 for FY 98; $243,543 for FY 99, $175,774 for FY 2000). Provided academic/career counseling. Conducted research on a variety of criminal justice topics with an emphasis on legal issues in policing. Served on various department, college, and university committees. Intern Coordinator (1991-1996); Director of Graduate Studies (2009-2012).
WORK EXPERIENCE (Cont'd)
SENIOR LEGAL ADVISOR (DECEMBER 2002-APRIL 2004), KENTUCKY STATE POLICE. Headquarters, Kentucky State Police, 919 Versailles Road, Frankfort, KY 40601.
Served as supervisor for three attorney staff. Provided a variety of legal services. Planned, supervised, assigned, coordinated and evaluated the work of attorney and non-attorney staff. Responsible for the preparation of trial and argument of cases before federal and state courts and administrative forums. Provided training to all ranks of officers. Prepared, and provided, comments on, bills to be introduced in General Assembly. Served on inter and intra agency committees. Represented the Commissioner, as directed, during meetings of various state boards and commissions. Reviewed and made recommendations on agreements and other actions involving agency. Drafted and reviewed proposed administrative regulations and policies. Reviews contracts, official orders and other documents for form and legality. Provided legal advice to agency personnel. Prepared articles for legal publications.
INTERIM DEPUTY DIRECTOR, APPALACHIA HIGH INTENSITY DRUG TRAFFICKING AREA (HIDTA). January - July, 1998.
Selected by Executive Committee to assist Interim Director with the start-up of 11.5 million dollar HIDTA. Primary duties centered on design and implementation of administrative and budgetary components. Responsible for drafting strategy, threat assessment, and budget for submission to ONDCP. Worked with Executive Committee to ensure creation and timely submission of originating documentation. Oversaw selection of Director, three Deputy Directors, and administrative staff. Supervised work of Program Manager and two Research Assistants.
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, CRIMINAL JUSTICE. Kentucky Wesleyan College, Owensboro, Kentucky 42301. August 1988 - August 1990.
Instructed various criminal justice courses including criminal investigation, criminal law, criminal procedure, policing, crime, courts, and criminal deviance. Counseled criminal justice majors on academic matters. Provided career counseling to pre-law and policing majors. Conducted research on various criminal justice issues including DUI, crime, and policing. Served on judicial council and various faculty committees.
WORK EXPERIENCE (Cont'd)
STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE. (Captain) United States Air Force, July 1983 August 1988.
oArea Defense Counsel, Pease AFB, New Hampshire (December 1987 August 1988).
Provided military defense services for active duty, reserve, and National Guard personnel in courtsmartial cases. Provided legal advice in various administrative actions such as nonjudicial punishment, demotions, and discharges. Instructed military law seminars.
oDeputy Staff Judge Advocate/Chief of Military Justice, Pease AFB, New Hampshire (December 1986 December 1987).
Assisted the Staff Judge Advocate with the supervision and daytoday operation of a fiveattorney office. Supervised the prosecution of military crimes committed at Pease AFB. Served as trial counsel in courtsmartial cases. Provided legal advice to commanders and senior staff officers on military justice and personnel matters. Instructed military law in the University of New Hampshire's Air Force ROTC program. Conducted military law training for security police personnel.
oChief, Military Affairs, 1st Strategic Aerospace Division, Vandenberg AFB, California (April 1984 December 1986).
Provided legal advice to the commanding general and senior staff officers on matters involving administrative discharges and courtsmartial. Prosecuted military offenses in courtsmartial cases. Supervised the U.S. Magistrate's court for the base. Instructed military law in ROTC,professional military education programs, and for security police.
oAssistant Staff Judge Advocate, Military Justice Section, 4392nd Aerospace Support Group, Vandenberg AFB, California (July 1983 April 1984).
Represented the Air Force in administrative discharge hearings. Acted as trial counsel (prosecutor) in courtsmartial cases. Prosecuted civilian misdemeanor violators in U.S. Magistrate's court as a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney. Provided legal training to security police personnel. Instructed military law in summer ROTC programs.
LAW CLERK, Office of the United States Attorney, Louisville, Kentucky 40202. May -December 1982.
Intern in Department of Justice program. General clerking duties. Researched and drafted motions, pleadings, and appellate briefs. Researched issues of law and drafted memos on findings and conclusions. Maintained office library. Assisted attorneys in civil and criminal litigation. Supervised other law clerks.
WORK EXPERIENCE (Cont'd)
STATE TROOPER, Kentucky State Police, Frankfort, Kentucky 40601. July 1974 - July 1980.
Enforced traffic and criminal laws. Investigated criminal cases and traffic accidents. Conducted interviews of witnesses, victims, and suspects. Gathered and processed evidence for court. Assisted local prosecutors in preparing criminal cases for court. Provided general law enforcement assistance to local city and county police departments. Received award for achievement in recovering stolen vehicles (1975).
OTHER TRAINING
Marine Corps Amphibious Warfare School, Quantico, Virginia. 1985.
Squadron Officer's School (SOS), Air University, Maxwell AFB, Alabama. August-October, 1984. (In Residence).
Judge Advocate Staff Officers Course (JASOC), Air University, Maxwell AFB, Alabama. August-October, 1983.
Kentucky State Police Academy, Frankfort, Kentucky. July-November, 1974.
HONORARY
Southern Criminal Justice Association: Educator of the Year Award, 2001.
Kentucky Bar Association:
Continuing Legal Education Award: 1984-1985; 1994-1995; 2011-2013.
Pro Bono Legal Service Award: annually, 1994-present.
Teacher of the Year: Kentucky Wesleyan College, 1989-1990.
Military Decorations: Air Force Commendation Medal (2), Air Force Achievement Award, Longevity Award, Outstanding Unit Award, Small Arms Expert Ribbon, Air Force Basic Training Ribbon.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Books
Clifford, Mary and Terry Edwards, eds. (2012), Environmental Crime, Second Edition. Jones & Bartlett.
Klotter, John, and Terry D. Edwards (1997). Criminal Law. 5th Edition. Anderson Publishing.
Edwards, Sally M., Terry D. Edwards and Charles B. Fields, eds. (1996). Environmental Crime and Criminality. Garland Publishing.
Book Chapters
Clifford, Mary, and Terry D. Edwards, (2011). "Identifying Harm and Defining Crime: Exploring the Criminalization of Environmental Issues," in Clifford, Mary and Terry Edwards, eds. (2012), Environmental Crime, Second Edition. Jones & Bartlett.
Blevins, Kristie, and Terry D. Edwards (2010). “Wildlife Crime,” in 21st Century
Criminology: A Reference Handbook, J. Mitchell Miller (Ed).
Edwards, Terry D. (1998). "Can (or Should) We Return to Corporal Punishment? - Yes," in Fields, Charles (ed.), Controversial Issues in Corrections. Allyn and Bacon.
Clifford, Mary, and Terry D. Edwards, (1997). "Defining Environmental Crime," in Clifford, Mary, Crimes Against the Environment: An Interdisciplinary Approach to the Study of Environmental Crime. Little, Brown, Co.
Articles
Edwards, Terry D. (2010), “Environmental Crime: Why Don’t Those Folks Ever Go to Jail?”, GreenList Louisville, p9, July/August 2010, reprinted in UL Today, Summer 2010.
Hughes, Thomas W. and Terry D. Edwards (2008) “Scott v. Harris, Police Use of Force and High Speed Pursuits: Born to Run”, Law Enforcement Executive Forum, 95-106, Vol.8 (4).
Edwards, Terry D., and Thomas W. Hughes, Elizabeth Grossi (2005), "Police Managers’ Experience with Civil Liability: The Price you Pay for Promotion," Law Enforcement Executive Forum, January, 2005(5)(1).
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont'd)
Articles (Cont'd)
Grossi, Elizabeth L. and Terry D. Edwards (1997), "Student Misconduct: Historical Trends in Legislative and Judicial Decision-Making in American Universities," 23 The Journal of College and University Law, 829-852.
Edwards, Terry D., and Richard A. Tewksbury (1996), "HIV/AIDS: State Police Training Practices and Personnel Policies," American Journal of Police, 15(1): 45-62.
Tewksbury, Richard A. and Terry D. Edwards (1996), "Legal Issues Regarding Mandatory Prison-Based Education Programs,” The State of Corrections 1995, 45-53.
Edwards, Terry D. (1995), "Felonious Killings of State Police and Highway Patrol Officers: A Descriptive and Comparative Evaluation," American Journal of Police 14(2): 89-105.
Clark, Bruce A., and Terry D. Edwards (1995), "Community-Oriented Policing: Implications and Strategies for State Police and Highway Patrol Agencies," The Police Chief, September, 48. Reprinted in full: Inside Out, November 1995, Vol. 43, No. 11, 10-11.
Edwards, Terry D. (1995), "Soft Body Armor: The Legal Issues," FBI Law Enforcement
Bulletin. 64(3): 17-23.
Edwards, Terry D. and Charles B. Fields (1993), "American Journal of Criminal Justice Cumulative Index," American Journal of Criminal Justice 17(2): 85-112.
Edwards, Terry D. (1993), "State Police Basic Training Programs: An Assessment of Course Content and Instructional Methodology," American Journal of Police 12(4): 23-45. Reprinted in full: Managing Police Organizations, Gary Cordner and Dennis Kenny, eds., Anderson Publishing (1995); portions reprinted: Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics - 1994, U.S. Department of Justice (1995).
Edwards, Terry D. (1993), "Environmental Crime--Interesting...But Is It 'Real' Crime?," The Dialogue, p.3, February.
Edwards, Terry D. and Bette Friend (1992), "State Police Radio Codes - An Evaluation," APCO Bulletin, Vol. 58 (9), p.9.
Edwards, Terry D. (1992), "Police Legal Advisors: Friend or Foe? Ethical Dilemmas in 42 U.S.C. Section 1983 Litigation," 17 Journal of the Legal Profession, 143-180.
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont'd)
Monographs
Epstein, Joel (1995), Law Enforcement Response to Environmental Crime. National Institute ofJustice. Member - Advisory Panel.
Edwards, Terry D. and Kenneth A. Ayers (1991), A Geographical Analysis of Violent Crime in Kentucky - 1988. EPSCoR grant (funded).
Ayers, Kenneth A. and Terry D. Edwards (1990), An Analysis of Incident Based Data (1988) - Violent Crime. A multi-university report for the Office of the Attorney General, Frankfort, Kentucky. (Funded grant)
Book Reviews
Edwards, Terry D. (1993), Criminal Investigations: Managing for Results, by John W. Bizzack, American Journal of Police 12(2): 129-131.
Technical Reports
Edwards, Terry D., Steve Edwards, Elizabeth Grossi, and Richard Tewksbury (1995), Curriculum Enhancement: Examining Departmental Goals, Course Content, and Students' Assessments. College of Arts and Sciences grant (funded).
Presentations
2011:SCJA: “An Overview of the Legal Issues Relating to Fitness for Duty for Police Officers”, with Elizabeth Brouelette.
2010:8thBiennial International Conference, Policing in Central and Eastern Europe: Social Control of Unconventional Deviance, “The Development and Implementation of a Police Crisis Intervention Team: A Different Approach for Dealing with the Mentally Ill”, with Denise Spratt. University of Maribor, Ljubljana, Slovenia (September), paper.
2008:ACJS: “Scott v. Harris, Police Use of Force and High Speed Pursuits: Born to Run”. With Thomas W. Hughes and Jeff Magers, paper.
2007:SCJA:“EMDT in the U.S. Courts: Thomas A. Swift Meets the U.S. Constitution”, paper
2007:SCJA: “USERRA: An Overview, Interpretation by the Courts and Policy Implications for Criminal Justice Agencies and Practitioners”, paper
2006:ASC: “Police Supervision and Civil Liability”, with E. Grossi and T. Hughes.
2005:ACJS: Racial Profiling: A Multivariate Analysis of Traffic Stop Data, paper. With G. Vito, W. Walsh, E. Grossi, A. West, G. Higgins
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont'd)
Presentations (cont’d)
2002:ACJS: Traffic Stop Practices in Louisville, Kentucky: Design, Analysis and Interpretation, paper
2001:SCJA: Racial Profiling, discussant, roundtable
2000:SCJA: The Internet: The Criminal Justice Classroom of the Future?, chair/discussant
1999:Kentucky State Police Academy, Issues in Civil Liability, (Invited speaker-In-service training)
1999:ACJS, In the Wake of the Storm: Do We Still Need an Independent Counsel?, discussant, roundtable
1998:SCJA, HIDTAs "R" Us: ONDCP Meets Academe, chair/discussant, workshop
1997:ACJS, Terry and Beyond: A Debate on the Limits of Fourth Amendment Jurisprudence, discussant, roundtable
1997:ACJS, Problems and Methods in Environmental Crime Research, discussant, roundtable
1996:SCJA, The Interdisciplinary Issues Involved in Defining, Teaching, and Researching Environmental Crime, discussant, workshop
1995:ASC, Environmental Crime: Working on a Definition, co-chair/discussant, workshop
1995:ASC, Teaching Environmental Crime, co-chair/discussant, roundtable
1995:SCJA, The Multidisciplinary Nature of Environmental Crime, discussant, roundtable
1995:SCJA, Bill and Newt's Excellent Adventures: Future Directions in the Criminal Law, discussant, roundtable
1995:Kentucky State Police Academy, Felonious Killings of State Police and Highway Patrol Officers: A Descriptive and Comparative Evaluation, (Invited speaker-cadet class)
1995:ACJS, Policing at Different Levels: From Municipal to International, chair/discussant
1995:ACJS, Curriculum Enhancement: Examining Departmental Goals, Course Content and Students' Assessments, with Elizabeth Grossi and Richard Tewksbury, paper
1995:ACJS, Legal and Policy Issues in Policing, chair/discussant
1995:ACJS, Teaching Environmental Crime, discussant, roundtable
1995:ACJS, What Law Courses Should be Taught in Criminal Justice Programs, How, and By Whom?, discussant, roundtable
1995:ACJS, Legal Issues Surrounding Soft Body Armor: What Can You Do When the "Bad Guys" Wear It Too?, paper
1994:ASC, Teaching Environmental Crime, discussant, workshop
1994:ASC, The Social Control of Environmental Crime, discussant, roundtable
1994:SCJA, Teaching Environmental Crime, convener/discussant, roundtable
1994:SCJA, Whither Go The Lawyers - Again!, convener/discussant, workshop
1994:SCJA, HIV/AIDS: State Police Training Practices and Personnel Policies, with Richard Tewksbury, paper
1994:ACJS, Whither Go The Lawyers II, convener/discussant, roundtable
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont'd)
Presentations (cont’d)
1993:SCJA, Whither Go The Lawyers, convener/discussant, roundtable
1993:Fraternal Order of Police 1993 Annual Meeting, The Criminal Enforcement of Environmental Laws, (Invited speaker-seminar)
1993:SCJA, Drugs, Alcohol, and the Constitution, chair/discussant, roundtable
1993:ACJS, An Evaluation of the Prosecution of Environmental Criminal Laws: Assessing the Role of the State Attorney General, paper
1992:SCJA, Criminal Justice Issues and the Environment, discussant, roundtable
1992:ACJS, Police Legal Advisors: Friend or Foe?, paper
1992:ACJS, Future Directions of the Supreme Court, discussant, roundtable
1992:ACJS, Interagency Law Enforcement Response in Specific Contexts, chair/discussant
1991:SCJA, Using UCR Data to Analyze Violent Crime, paper. With Kenneth A. Ayers
1991:ACJS, An Evaluation of State Police Basic Training Programs, paper
1991:ACJS, Police and the Media, chair/discussant, roundtable
1990:SCJA, Police Liability, chair/discussant, roundtable
ACJS=Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, ASC=American Society of Criminology, SCJA=Southern Criminal Justice Association
Conferences
*Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) Annual Meeting: 1989-1997, 1999-2002, 2005, 2008.
*American Bar Association, Section of Natural Resources, Energy, and Environmental Law Annual Meeting: 1993.
*American Society of Criminology (ASC): 1994-1996.
*International Association of Chiefs of Police, Annual Meeting: 1992-1995, 2005. Environmental Crimes Committee, Mid-Year Meetings: June 1993-1997, 2002.
*National White Collar Crime Center, Workshop: "Definitional Dilemma: Can and Should There Be a Universal Definition of White Collar Crime?" Defining Environmental Crime: Is The Genie Out of the Bottle?, June, 1996. (Invited Participant)
*Southern Criminal Justice Association (SCJA) Annual Meeting: 1988-2001, 2007, 2011.
*State Association of Chiefs of Police (SACOP), Mid-Year meeting: 1991.
*Southern Environmental Enforcement Network, Annual Meeting: 1993.
*U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), National Environmental Crimes Enforcement Conference, 1996. (Invited Participant)
*8th Biennial International Conference, Policing in Central and Eastern Europe: Social Control of Unconventional Deviance, University of Maribor, Ljubljana, Slovenia (September, 2010). (Invited Participant)
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PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (Cont'd)
Seminars
*Civil Penalties and Criminal Enforcement of Environmental Laws, ABA, 1992.
*Section 1983 Civil Rights Liability and Litigation, ABA, 1992.
*Problem-Oriented Policing, Southwestern Law Enforcement Institute, 1991.
*Civil Liability of Police Officers, Americans for Effective Law Enforcement, 1991, 2000.
Other
*Community Service:
**Volunteer attorney/consultant, Floyd County (Indiana) Office of the Public Defender: 1990-1991
**Judge, Regional Competition, National Mock Trial Competition (Undergraduate): 1992-1996, 2012
**Judge, Regional Competition, Moot Court Competition (Law School): 1998
**City of Louisville's Police Chief Selection Committee (member): 1999, 2000
**Member, Racial Profiling Advisory/Evaluation Committee, Louisville Division of Police: 2001-2003
*Promotion Boards:
Kentucky State Police: Trooper to Sergeant (1990-1992)
Sergeant to Lieutenant (1992-1994)