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David Devillers |
David DeVillers has been an Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio since July 2002. From 1997-2002 he had been the Director of the Organized Crime/Gang Unit for the Franklin County Prosecutor's Office in Columbus.
In 2004 DeVillers was sent to Iraq by the Department of Justice to Investigate a Foreign Terrorist Organization.
In 2006 through 2007 DeVillers returned to Iraq as a Prosecutor Advisor to Iraqi High Tribunal for the Anfal (Kurdish Genocide) trial of Saddam Hussein and other members of former Iraqi Regime. He also investigated additional crimes against humanity perpetrated by the former Iraqi Regime while in Iraq.
DeVillers has extensive experience in prosecuting organized crime and street gangs. He has coordinated the investigation and prosecution of large scale criminal enterprises involving both sate and federal agencies. As an AUSA DeVillers prosecuted the only three federal capital cases in the history of the Southern District of Ohio.
DeVillers was voted the Outstanding Assistant Prosecutor of the Year for 1999 by the Ohio Prosecuting Attorney's Association.
DeVillers was awarded the J. Michael Bradford Memorial Award for the Nations Most Outstanding Assistant United States Attorney by The National Association of Former United States Attorneys in 2008.
Devillers is the author of Marbury vs. Madison (Enslow Publishing, 1996) and The Trial of John Brown (Enslow Publishing, 1999).
DeVillers holds a J.D. from Capital University (1992), and a B.A. in history and philosophy from The State University of New York, Oswego (1989).
**David is the one on the left. And if you needed an additional reason to attend on Saturday, his beautiful wife, and NY Times Best Selling author, Julia (pictured), will also be present.
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Big News!! |
| Walk with a Doc has an official Program Director, Kathryn Stephens!
Thanks to Tim's (Fleet Feet Tim) recommendation, there is no doubt about it....we've got ourselves a winner.
Kathryn will be adding many things to Walk with a Doc, but specifically an important dimension that I had not yet been able to provide. Common sense.
Those that have met her over the previous 2 weeks have raved to me; we will formally introduce her this Saturday. Actually, who are we kidding. We've never done anything formal at the walk. |
