Marc M. Harrold
1739 University Ave.
PMB # 161
Oxford, MS 38655
662-915-6931
662-832-5309
mharrold@olemiss.edu
marcharrold@yahoo.com

EXPERIENCE

Counsel for National Programs and Visiting Professor of Law, National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law, (NCJRL) The University of Mississippi School of Law. Research and development, as part of NCJRL’s National Programs, of training conferences and symposia for state assistant attorneys general and state trial and appellate judges through partnerships with the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) and the National Judicial College (NJC) related to search and seizure in cases involving sophisticated criminal activity. Position entails research, teaching and publishing in the areas of search and seizure and criminal law, practice and procedure. Duties also include day to day and long-term management of work under three federal grants and various duties related to grant writing and administration. 2004 – pr.

Senior Research Counsel, National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law, (NCJRL) The University of Mississippi School of Law. Coordinator for the Project Safe Neighborhoods ( PSN) program for the Northern District of Mississippi. PSN is a national initiative to reduce gun-related crime. Other duties include the research and development of programs and publications primarily related to cyber-crime and the Fourth Amendment. 2002-2004.

Teaching

Visiting Professor of Law: The University of Mississippi School of Law:
Fall 2006: White Collar Crime (planned)
Spring 2006: Criminal Trial Practice
Fall 2005: Criminal Trial Practice
Spring 2005: Bd. of Immigration Appeals component to Civil Law Clinic

Adjunct Professor: The University of Mississippi School of Law:
Summer 2002: Rights and F reedoms vs. Safety and Order
Fall 2003: Pre-Trial Practice
Fall 2004: Pre-Trial Practice (General Practice)

Adjunct Professor: The University of Mississippi Department of Legal Studies:
Spring 2004: Criminal Law II / CJ 474
Summer 2004: Criminal Law I / CJ 473
Fall 2004: Criminal Law II / CJ 474
Spring 2005: Criminal Law / CJ 472 Problems in Policing Seminar

Adjunct Professor: The University of Mississippi : Fall 2003: University Studies 101

Instructor: Lafayette County Police Academy

Attorney: Associate, Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell, & Berkowitz, P.C., Memphis, Tennessee. Practice focused in the areas of commercial litigation and immigration law. 2001-02.

Summer Intern . United States Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service, Summer Honors Internship Program, Washington, D.C., Served as intern for Bo Cooper, General Counsel of the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Summer 2000.

Other Law Student Work Experience Provided upon Request.

Police Officer, City of Oxford Police Department, Oxford, Mississippi

Sworn P/T Police Officer. 2003-pr.

Police Officer , City of Memphis Police Department, Memphis, TN

Sworn / Commissioned Police Officer assigned to the Department’s Reserve Bureau. 2003.

Police Officer, City of Atlanta Police Department, Atlanta, GA

Patrol Officer, member of Narcotic Task Force - Red Dog; member 1996 Centennial Olympic Games Discretionary Force; member Federally Funded Initiative on Police and Community Empowerment - P.A.C.E., 1995-1998.

Attorney, C.L.I.N.I.C. pro bono project. Washington, DC. On-going representation of indigent individuals before the Board of Immigration Appeals (B.I.A.) in Falls Church, Virginia. 2001- pr.

Consultant , Consulted on behalf of the United States Department of State on law enforcement issues related to child victimization with officials from the South African consulates in Cape Town and Pretoria.

EDUCATION

The University of Mississippi School of Law , University, Mississippi

Academic Standing: 3.32/4.0 cum laude Rank 3/18

Juris Doctor, 2000.

Mississippi Law Journal - Associate Articles Editor

First Place Honors: Leboeuf, Lamb, Greene and Macrae LLP, National Internet Law Writing Competition 2000, article published in The Internet Law Journal, Dec. 2000.

Journal of National Security Law - Articles Editor

National Security Law Appellate Competition Team - Washington, DC - Spring 2000

National Security Law Moot Court Competition Award recipient

Instructor - Constitutional Law; Torts - Academic Excellence Program (AEP)

Contract Negotiation Award Recipient

The University of Mississippi Outstanding Student Awards – Am Jur / Book Awards:

Summer 1998 - Civil Procedure I; Spring 1999 - Constitutional Law I;

Spring 2000 - Pre-Trial Practice

Heidelberg and Woodliff Award of Excellence - Civil Procedure I

Member: Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity

Scholarship Recipient

Honor Council - IL Representative 1998-99

Dean's List

Clemson University , Clemson, South Carolina

Bachelor of Arts, Political Science, May 1994.

City of Atlanta Police Academy, Graduate – 1995 ( Georgia Certified Peace Officer) (Class # 156)

Grenada Co., Miss. Police Academy , Graduate – 2004 ( Mississippi Certified P/T Peace Officer) (Class # 7)

Forensic Training:

CyberCop 101 – Basic Data Recovery and Acquisition (BDRA) – conducted by the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C) (2005) course designed to provide basics of computer forensic examinations.

Related Training:

Extensive law enforcement training records (1995-2005) provided upon request.

PUBLICATIONS

Article / Essays:

Diminished Privacies, ‘Special Needs’ & “Whilst Quiet Pedophiles” – Plugging the Fourth Amendment into the ‘Virtual Home Visit,’ Mississippi Law Journal [ 75 Miss. L.J. 1, __ (2005)] [upcoming fall 2005].

Stripping Away at the First Amendment: The Increasingly Paternal Voice of our Living Constitution, Essay. University of Memphis Law Review, Winter 2002.

"'Right to Travel' Fourteenth Amendment Privileges or Immunities Clause Invalidates a State's Durational Residency Requirement for Full Welfare Benefits." Note, Mississippi Law Journal 69:2 Winter 1999.

The Cyber Community Jones' Can't Keep up with the Miller[s]: The "Community Standards" Doctrine in the Age of the Internet and its Effect on e-Commerce. The Internet Law Journal, Dec. 2000.

A Lack of Tangible Truths in Insuring High-Tech Companies in the Modern e-conomy. The Internet Law Journal, June 2001.

A Regular Lawyer's Immigration Primer, Memphis Lawyer , May / June 2001. (co-author with Robert Divine, current Acting Deputy Director, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, DHS)

Close Only Counts in Horseshoes, Hand Grenades…and the Fourth Amendment? Memphis Lawyer, March / April 2003.

Amicus Brief on behalf of the National Tattoo Association and the Alliance of Professional Tattooists in the case of White v. South Carolina related to whether the First Amendment protects the process of tattooing. Matter before the United States Supreme Court on a petition of certiorari; brief filed with the United States Supreme Court. (co-author with George Cochran)

America’s ‘Greatest Generation’ Reflected and Explained by the Life and Path of a Mississippi, ‘Plowboy/Sailor/Lawyer,’ Family Man and Fly Fisherman, The Mississippi Lawyer, July/August/September, 2003.

Identity Theft: A Legislative Overview, Cybercrime Newsletter of the National Association of Attorneys General, August / September, 2003.

‘Chasing F reedom’ as a Tool to Promote Pro Bono Representation , Immigration Law Today Magazine, July / August 2004.

Community Policing in a Nation of Ever-Changing Communities , Immigration Law Today Magazine, Sept. / Oct. 2005; Nov. / Dec. 2005; Jan. / Feb. 2006 [3-part series detailing law enforcement response to explosive immigration throughout the U.S.]

Much ‘I-Do’ About Nothing , Closing Argument, UM Lawyer Magazine, Spring / Summer 2005.

Contributor (multiple entries), Encyclopedia of American Civil Liberties, Routledge (1st Ed.) (2006).

Katrina Legal Assistance Manual . Worked with a national panel of practitioners and scholars to draft documents to assist victims of Hurricane Katrina with problems related to immigration law generally and in dealing with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (I.C.E.) and the Executive Office for Immigration Review (E.O.I.R.) specifically. (2005).

Books:

Mississippi Criminal Trial Practice,West-Thompson (Dec. 2004) (co-author with Ronald J. Rychlak) (updated annually)

Mississippi Criminal Trial Practice Forms , West-Thompson (2006) (expected publication date) (co-author with Ronald J. Rychlak) (updated frequently)

Observations of White Noise – An ‘Acid Test’ for the First Amendment, iUniverse, Inc. (2005) (Foreword by Robert M. O’Neil)

5 Days Out – the Industrial Poetry of “Delta” Don McKabe. Published book of original poems, short stories and dialogue. iUniverse, Inc. (Nov. 2003) (non-legal publication)

News / Quotes:

Quoted in Wall Street Journal in article written by Barry Newman, New Dragnet: How Tools of War On Terror Ensnare Wanted Citizens – Border, Immigration Agencies Tap Into FBI Database; Questions About Privacy – Mr. Samori's Speeding Ticket, Monday, Oct. 31, 2005 at A1.

Guest Columnist – Clarion Ledger, No Gitmo here? U.S. Routinely Holds Outsiders. June 17, 2005.

Guest Columnist – Clarion Ledger, Both Parents, Disabled Child Granted Asylum. May 20, 2005. (co-author with Prof. Michael Waterstone).

Quoted by the U.S. Department of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review, Board of Immigration Appeals in Oct. 2004 report, The BIA Pro Bono Program is Successful, at p. 30.

Writer of weekly column entitled Kudzu Commentary for the Baldwyn News, a North Mississippi weekly newspaper. (2004)

Interviewed on effectiveness of Project Safe Neighborhoods ( PSN) program in the Northern District of Mississippi by Mississippi Public Radio. Quoted numerous times in Clarksdale Press Register about PSN program.

Quoted by the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) in relation to the ‘Bridging the Gap’ program aimed at educating police about the challenges in serving the foreign-born population. Quoted in Strategy: Diversity Training for Public Safety Personnel Program (1998).

PRESENTATIONS

Nov. 22, 2005 – Presenter, Virtual Child Pornography and the Evolution of Indistinguishable Images: Thought Control and the First Amendment – presented at Georgia Tech University.

Nov. 2, 2005– Co-presenter, Negligence and Invasion of Privacy Issues: Civil v. Criminal Responses – presented as part of the Advanced Computer-Facilitated Identity Theft Training conducted by the NCJRL and the National Association of Attorneys (NAAG).

Nov. 2, 2005 – Panelist and Moderator for two-part panel on Investigating and Prosecuting State ID Theft Cases – presented as part of the Advanced Computer-Facilitated Identity Theft Training conducted by the NCJRL and the National Association of Attorneys (NAAG).

June 23, 2005 – ‘Race’-ipsa-loquitur – Still What it Seems? Another look at ‘Racial Profiling’ After 9/11 – presented as part of The University of Mississippi School of Applied Sciences – Lott Leadership International Conference on Social Justice and Public Policy.

May 3, 2005 – A Practical Framework – Computer / Internet Monitoring of Sex Offenders – A “Crucial” Part of a Probationary “Containment” Program – Dinner Speaker – Presented as part of the Basic Cyber-Crime conference conducted by the NCJRL and the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG).

April 1, 2005 – Mississippi Alumni Weekend CLE Seminar.

Immigration Consequences Related to State Criminal Proceedings.

February 16, 2005 – Searches of Computers of Probationers: The Legal and Practical Framework. Presented at a conference conducted by the NCJRL and the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG).

February 15, 2005 – Fourth Amendment Satisfaction: Selected Issues in Computer Searches. Presented at a conference conducted by the NCJRL and the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG).

May 20, 2004 – Mississippi Public Defenders Association (MPDA) Spring Conference. Immigration Consequences in State Criminal Cases.

March 18, 2004 – Moderator and organizer of public screening of Chasing F reedom, a Court TV original movie and a panel discussion aimed at increasing awareness and participation of pro bono representatives in asylum / immigrant matters.

February 12, 2003 – Panelist for the National Center for Justice and the Rule of Law’s, Annual Fourth Amendment symposium, The Permissibility of Race or Ethnicity as a Factor in Assessing the Reasonableness of a Search or Seizure. Resulting articles from event published in a special edition of the Mississippi Law Journal, Vol. 73:2.

MEMBER

American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA)

American Bar Association ( ABA)

ADMISSIONS

Supreme Court of Tennessee – Tennessee Bar

U.S. District Court – Western District of Tennessee