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Jennifer has criminal appellate experience. She recently won a favorable outcome at the Court of <br />Appeals following oral arguments in a DWI case. Jennifer is a member of the Suburban <br />Hennepin County Prosecutor's Association. Prior to holding the position of lead prosecutor, <br />Jennifer served as the assistant prosecutor for the City of Eden Prairie from July 2007 to <br />December 2009. <br />2. Assistant Prosecutor and Staff Providing. Prosecution Services <br />If awarded the contract, we would seek another experienced and qualified prosecutor to <br />provide the day-to-day services to Orono. We would invite the City to participate in our <br />selection process including interviews and a final selection decision. This is the process we <br />utilized when awarded the Eden Prairie contract in 2012 and it was very successful. While the <br />individual will be our employee, this will assure that the City is satisfied with the credentials, <br />experience, communication skills and other personal qualities of the prosecutor that will provide <br />day-to-day services. <br />We will also provide backup to the lead prosecutor and assistant prosecutor from other <br />attorneys currently part of the firm. For that reason, we have attached the resume of each <br />attorney who we believe may possibly provide any prosecution service. <br />The firm has two paralegals that support the firm's prosecution department. <br />Vicki Hansen is the primary Paralegal for the prosecution department of the firm. Ms. <br />Hansen graduated from Minnesota School of Business with a Legal Secretarial Certificate and <br />from the Minnesota Paralegal Institute with a Paralegal Degree. Ms. Hansen has over 15 years <br />of Legal Assistant and Paralegal experience. She coordinates records requests, witness and <br />officer scheduling, and also provides clerical support to the prosecutors. <br />Heather Beyer is the secondary Paralegal for the prosecution department of the firm. Ms. <br />Beyer graduated from the Minnesota School of Business with an Associate Degree in Applied <br />Science as a Legal Secretary and as a Paralegal. Ms. Beyer has almost 20 years of Legal <br />Assistant and Paralegal experience. She assists with records requests, preparing files for Court, <br />and also provides clerical support to the prosecutors as needed. <br />3. Organizational Chart. <br />Jennifer will serve as the lead prosecutor. Jennifer will be the primary contact for the <br />police department administrative staff. Jennifer will make the charging decisions and be <br />responsible for the administration of the Orono contract. The assistant prosecutor we anticipate <br />hiring will handle the day-to-day prosecution services. Vicki Hansen will serve as the primary <br />paralegal and Heather Beyer will provide back-up paralegal services in Ms. Hansen's absence. <br />4. Commitment of Staff. <br />Gregerson, Rosow, Johnson & Nilan is committed to providing the above-mentioned <br />attorneys and staff as outlined above. <br />C <br />
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