Dean Boland is a court qualified expert in state and federal digital image and computer cases. He practices and teaches judges, prosecutors and other defense attorneys about technology law issues and has done so for more than ten years. He is a former computer crime prosecutor and worked on cases of nationwide notoriety broadcast on Court TV while a prosecutor. He now represents criminal and civil clients facing technology issues in cases in federal and state courts throughout the country.

He has been admitted in federal and state courts nationwide. His past and current cases include state and federal matters in Florida, Ohio, Missouri, New York, Texas, Oklahoma, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Virginia. No matter whom you choose to defend you, insure you have the most technologically sophisticated attorney you can hire because criminal and civil cases involving technology demand that experience.

Merely having 10 or 20 or 30 years as a criminal defense attorney is insufficient to identify, litigate and appeal the key technology/law issues these cases contain.

Dean Boland devotes his practice, as he did his work as a court- qualified expert witness, exclusively to the technology related cases including child pornography charges and online solicitation cases involving digital evidence, digital images and digital videos as evidence. His briefs and arguments are regularly circulated to other counsel across the country claiming to be experts in this area.

In addition to trial work as both a prosecutor and now defense attorney, Dean's experience as a court of appeals law clerk positions him to advocate for clients in federal and state courts of appeal. Dean is handling appeals in state and federal appellate courts right now from cases handled by other trial counsel. He has also argued cases in state supreme courts as well. These cases are about technology. You must have an attorney fully conversant in technology to insure courts are properly educated about the inherent technology issues of these cases and that nothing gets missed. Do not believe marketing. Believe experience.