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Dale Saran - East Greenwich, RI
2 Stenton Avenue East Greenwich, RI 02891
National Military Justice Group
East Greenwich Criminal Law Lawyer
Overview
Mr. Saran is a Reserve military officer. His concentration is exclusively military and criminal defense.
About Dale Saran
Current Employment Position(s)
- Advisory Board Member
Practice Areas
- Criminal Law
- Military Law including practice before the Courts of Military Criminal Appeals 90%
Litigation
- 75%
Qualifications
Bar Admissions
- Maine, 1999
- Massachusetts, 2002
- Rhode Island, 2003
Other Affiliations
- Rhode Island Bar Association (Member)
- Massachusetts Bar Association (Member)
- United States Marines, 1991 - Present (Major)
- American Jujitsu Federation (Third Dan)
Classes and Seminars
- Naval Justice School, Faculty, 2006 - Present
- - Military Justice Department: Assistant Department Head, Senior Marine Officer
- - Evidence Instructor, Criminal Law, Trial Advocacy
- - Taught at the Naval War College, Senior Officer Course, and numerous Lawyer Accession Courses for new Judge Advocates
- The New Article 120, UCMJ, Air Force Conus TriAD and Army TDS Training
Education
- University of Maine School of Law, Portland, Maine, 1999
Doctor of Jurisprudence - Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts, 1991
B.A.
Major: English
Office Information
Address
2 Stenton Avenue East Greenwich, RI 02891
Phone
Fax
- 508-443-9493
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