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STEVENSON UNIVERSITY

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Danielle Sutton is currently a student in the
graduate program at Stevenson University
where she is pursuing a degree in Forensic
Studies-Investigative track. She is employed
as an Compliance Analyst with the Maryland
Board of Physicians. She completed both her
undergraduate and graduate studies at the University of Baltimore where she received a B.S. degree in Criminal Justice in
2006 and her M.A. degree in Legal and Ethical Studies in 2008.

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