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C. TED ASBURY
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C. Ted Asbury graduated from the University of New Mexico with a Bachelor in Business Administration in Accounting and a Bachelor in Business Administration in Finance. He graduated with his Juris Doctor from the University of New Mexico School of Law.
Mr. Asbury is a retired law enforcement detective. During his career, he was responsible for investigating felony and misdemeanor crimes. These activities included preparing investigations for prosecution and providing courtroom testimony. He has experience in financial crimes, property crimes, traffic, and homicide investigations. During his law enforcement career, Mr. Asbury had assignments in Patrol, Criminal Investigations, Internal Affairs, Traffic, and DUI Investigation units.
Mr. Asbury has operated a successful consulting and investigations business. During this time, he conducted extensive investigations on criminal and civil matters for federal and state courts. Mr. Asbury conducted investigations for CJA panel-appointed attorneys involving National Security, VICAR, RICO, white-collar, and other high-level Federal Felony crimes. Mr. Asbury has conducted investigations for Special Prosecutors, Corporate and Government clients throughout the United States. Mr. Asbury is a professional consultant and presenter. He has developed various training programs for government and corporate clients. He continues to present to government and corporate entities on a variety of subjects.
Before switching to the practice of law, Ted was a Deputy and then a Detective with the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office in New Mexico.
Education
University of New Mexico School of Law, Juris Doctor
University of New Mexico, B.S. in Accounting and Finance
Bar Admissions
Virginia Bar
New Mexico Bar
United States District Court for the District of New Mexico
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals