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Moreover, our current prosecution operation allows us to provide our municipal clients with the <br />advantage of a full time prosecution support staff. An example of this service is our ability to prepare <br />charging documentation on a daily basis with minimal or no advance notice. Our support staff is <br />available to and deals with law enforcement officials and court personnel on a full time basis throughout <br />the week. Our support staff is aided by our state of the art technology and computer system, including <br />the BCA Portal 100 service and MNCIS system, which is discussed in more detail later in this proposal. <br />In addition, we regularly provide legal advice to the Blaine Police Department and the Ramsey County <br />Sheriff's Office, and establish charging and procedural guidelines for those departments. We have also <br />acted as special prosecutor for several cities, when a conflict has arisen with a designated prosecutor. <br />Our firm has worked closely with Tubman Family Alliance in Ramsey County and the Alexandra House <br />victim advocacy program in Anoka County to ensure that the rights of victims in domestic abuse cases <br />are aggressively protected. <br />We also have assisted city staff in resolving nuisance complaints and violations of building codes, <br />housing codes, and fire codes, without necessity of prosecution. Where prosecution has become <br />necessary, we have aggressively pursued these prosecutions. Our office policy is to obtain pleas or <br />convictions in these matters to ensure compliance with these codes. We have also worked with our <br />cities to amend ordinances and draft new ordinances to address issues of code enforcement as they <br />develop. <br />Our firm has successfully handled and tried many DWI forfeiture cases for the Ramsey County Sheriffs <br />Department, the Minnesota State Patrol, and the Blaine Police Department. <br />B. FIRM BACKGROUND <br />1. Brief History of Firm <br />Sweeney, Borer & Sweeney, as presently constituted, commenced in 1976, and has been extensively <br />involved in representation of public sector clients since that time. The firm is AV rated in the <br />Martindale- Hubbell Law Directory, which is the highest rating of law firms ranked by their peers in the <br />United States. Our firm concentrates its practice in local governmental law, litigation, eminent domain, <br />real estate, probate law, business law, criminal prosecution, and related matters. <br />2. Attorneys <br />Sweeney, Borer & Sweeney currently has five attorneys. Patrick J. Sweeney, Thomas M. Sweeney, and <br />George F. Borer are shareholders of the firm. Each attorney in our firm has specialized experience in <br />municipal law as described later in this proposal. <br />3. Support Personnel <br />Our full -time support staff currently consists of one paralegal who provides full -time legal services to <br />the prosecution function and a second full time paralegal who provides legal services to the prosecution <br />function and to secretarial and general office services. <br />5 <br />
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