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APAAC Award Winners

		2012 Appeals Prosecutor of the Year Award Recipient Gerald Grant Deputy Maricopa County Attorney Jerry is a gentleman, a scholar, and the consummate professional who ranks among the most successful appellate attorneys in Arizona. Jerry’s been in this business for a very long time and he’s pretty much done it all—from arguing before the United States Supreme Court three times to arguing issues in misdemeanor criminal cases. Because of his breadth of experience and depth of knowledge, Jerry’s opinion is well respected. Although it’s taken him a long time to gain this knowledge and experience, Jerry generously shares it all with anyone who seeks his advice and counsel. We are honored to have Jerry working with us in the Appeals Bureau at the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office.

		2012 David R. White Award Recipient Patricia George Assistant Phoenix City Prosecutor Patricia A. George is Victim-Centered. Improving the life of victims is what drives Patricia. Patricia has changed the way the Phoenix Prosecutor’s Office prosecutes domestic violence. For the last nine months, she has been working in a grant position solely focusing on victims of domestic violence. Thanks to Patricia, domestic-violence victims are safer and abusers are being held more accountable. Patricia acts not only as a liaison between the Phoenix Police Department and the Prosecutor’s Office, but she is a catalyst for change and for prevention of domestic violence. She has developed a relationship with the Veterans Administration so that veterans, be they victims or abusers, can receive specialized treatment. She staffs cases with detectives, expedites the filing of misdemeanor charges on cases that are not filed as felonies, and teaches students about the signs of controlling and abusive behavior to prevent future domestic violence.

		2012 Felony Prosecutor of the Year (large jurisdiction) Award Recipients Suzanne Cohen Deputy Maricopa County Attorney Patricia Stevens Deputy Maricopa County Attorney Between August, 2005 and June 2006, an apparent serial robber, rapist, and killer stalked citizens of the greater Phoenix area. Nine people were murdered, eight women were sexually assaulted, and more than a dozen others were assaulted and robbed. The suspect became known locally as the "Baseline Killer". Ultimately, a combination of hard-nosed investigation, ballistic evidence, and DNA led to the arrest of a violent ex-convict named Mark Goudeau. In January 2007, the Baseline Killer case was presented to the grand jury. The State filed a notice of intent to seek the death penalty in March, 2007. Jury selection began on April 19, 2011. The trial lasted until a final verdict was reached on October 31, 2011. The jury found the Mark Goudeau guilty of 67 of the original 74 counts in the indictment, including nine charges of first degree murder, and sentenced him to death. In addition, Goudeau was sentenced to over 1200 years in prison for the non-capital crimes by the court. Patty Stevens and Suzanne Cohen are most deserving of recognition from APAAC for their phenomenal efforts in pursuit of justice for the victims of the Baseline Killer.

		2012 Felony Prosecutor of the Year (small jurisdiction) Award Recipient Bill Hughes Deputy Yavapai County Attorney Deputy County Attorney Bill Hughes has been nominated three times for APAAC Outstanding Prosecutor recognition; in 2003 for the Misdemeanor Prosecutor of the Year; in 2008 for the Outstanding Felony Prosecutor; and again in 2012 for the same award. Bill’s repeated nominations are a testament to the high quality of work that he consistently produces for this office and the public that we serve. In an office filled with exceptional prosecutors, Bill has been a stand-out from his first days with this office; after ten years on the job, Bill still approaches felony prosecution with the same zeal and top quality work that resulted in his previous nominations, as evidenced by his recent co-chairing of the Sedona “sweat lodge” case, his exemplary performance as a prosecutor and supervisor, and his temporary assignment as Acting Chief Deputy for three months when Chief Deputy for the office was on orders.

		2012 Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients Terry Jennings Deputy Maricopa County Attorney Terry Jennings has served as a prosecutor with MCAO for 34 years. He primarily specialized in sex crimes cases and was a key contributor to the development of MCAO current sex crimes specialization and protocols. He prosecuted the first priest sex abuse case in Maricopa County. He was also a prosecutor in the prosecution of Father Dale Fushek another high profile sex abuse case involving a priest. In addition to his work in sex crimes, Terry has also supervised other special prosecution areas in the office including Vehicular Crimes, Gangs, Drug Enforcement and Family Violence. In the community he helped to create the Center Against Family Violence in Mesa and to develop their protocols. In recognition of his 34 years of service, he is a deserving recipient of APAAC's Lifetime Achievement Award.
		William Moore Deputy Maricopa County Attorney Bill Moore has dedicated almost 40 years to public service. Bill began his career as a staff legal advisor to the Arizona State Senate in 1973, moving to the Maricopa County Attorney's Office in 1979. Bill has spent productive time in nearly every bureau of the Office and handled virtually every type of criminal case prior to becoming a Bureau Chief in the Trial Division. Highlights of Bill's trial experiences include a conviction of serial rapist, Michael Johnson, known as the "Eastside rapist" who was eventually sentenced to over one hundred years in prison. Bill also convicted a defendant known as "Gentle Ben" who used a tomahawk to kill a patron in a bar fight. Bill's most important and lasting legacy will be the many outstanding prosecutors that he supervised, mentored and trained, that continue to serve with distinction and who will mentor and train others into the future.

		2012 Misdemeanor Prosecutor of the Year Award Recipient Beth Barnes Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor Beth Barnes is Arizona’s Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor. With her combination of positive, welcoming attitude, and excellent, thorough, and timely advice, it is no wonder Beth’s expertise is in such demand. Beth teaches about the latest traffic-related prosecution issues throughout Arizona. In short, Beth trains on almost every conceivable traffic-safety related topic, in practically every type of venue, to every type of audience - and does it all extremely well. When Rule 702 of the Rules of Evidence changed regarding expert witness testimony, Beth was a one woman army of information. She assisted with briefs, trial strategy, training, and sample questions. She has worn out more than one Blackberry with the volume of e-mails to which she responds. Beth’s passion for traffic-safety issues and willingness to continually go above-and-beyond the call of duty make her the ideal recipient of the APAAC Misdemeanor Prosecutor of the Year Award.

		2012 Rising Star Award Recipient Vanessa Cartwright Deputy Santa Cruz County Attorney Vanessa Cartwright has been prosecuting for 2.5 years. Not only does she do a great job handling her cases, she goes the extra mile to make sure defendants are held accountable for the crimes they commit and the injury they inflict. Her pursuit of justice is unshakable. Her cases have involved charges of aggravated assault, aggravated DUI, armed robbery, burglary, child pornography, fraud, ID theft, incest, money laundering, sex abuse, sex assault, vehicle thefts, and other crimes. In her capacity as a drug prosecutor assigned to federal agencies, she has responded to countless after-hours calls, and has prosecuted federal referrals on drug smuggling and money laundering cases. She has also successfully forfeited property including a house, numerous vehicles, and money forfeitures totaling more than 1.5 million dollars.

		2012 Legal Assistant of the Year Award Recipient MARGARET ROBERTSON Paralegal Yavapai County Attorney’s Office Maggie Robertson has served with the Yavapai County Attorney’s Office for over 25 years. She is the sole Paralegal in our Civil Division, manages our criminal zoning cases, and provides trial and appellate assistance for the juvenile attorneys. In the last year, Maggie performed numerous paralegal activities regarding the public nuisance claim brought by the Yavapai County Attorney against the sellers of “Spice” and “Bath Salts” in our county. Maggie identified, contacted, and arranged interviews with over 100 individuals willing to sign affidavits describing the serious effects of these drugs. In less than two months, Maggie produced 109 affidavits that were filed as exhibits to the Motion for Temporary Restraining Order. In addition, Maggie organized the evidence and assisted with drafting the Complaint and Summons and associated documents, the Motions for Temporary Restraining Order, and Preliminary and Permanent Injunctions. As a result of Maggie’s outstanding and exceptional performance, the Yavapai County Superior Court issued a Temporary Restraining Order, Preliminary Injunction, and Permanent Injunction forbidding the sale of these drugs by all known retailers in Yavapai County. Maggie’s outstanding efforts directly led to the successful outcome.

		2012 Support Staff Peson of the Year Award Recipient HEIDI TADLOCK Legal Processing Support Pima County Attorney’s Office Heidi Tadlock provides legal processing support for the Grand Jury Unit in the Criminal Division of the Pima County Attorney’s Office. She has been with the PCAO for 18 years and has been instrumental in carrying out the mission of the Office and ensuring that Arizona’s laws are upheld. Heidi is one of the finest employees in the Pima County Attorney’s Office. Her extensive knowledge and years of experience working in the Grand Jury Unit help ensure that justice is done. For exceptional dedication to carrying out the mission of the Pima County Attorney’s Office, and for her commitment to providing exemplary service to the residents of Pima County, I am very pleased to nominate Heidi Tadlock for APAAC’s 2012 Arizona Staff Assistant of the Year Award.

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