Police Civilian Review Board Meeting
                                     January 13, 2022 at 6:30 p.m.
                                                 Agenda
                                 https://www.charlottesville.gov/zoom




   I.   Call to Order (Bellamy Brown, Chair)

  II.   Agenda Approval

 III.   Adoption of Minutes

 IV.    Hearing Examiner Introduction- Adrian Steel

  V.    Election of Officers

 VI.    Public Comments (3 minutes per speaker)

VII.    Status of Complaints

VIII.   Standard Operating Procedures Defining Board-CPD Relationship

 IX.    Board’s Internal Operating Procedures

  X.    Rehearsal Hearing- Legal Refresher

 XI.    Public Comments (3 minutes per speaker)

XII.    Adjournment




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                                Hearing Examiner Bio [Mock Hearing]




Adrian L. Steel, Jr., Fairfax County, VA
Inaugural Chairman of the Fairfax County Police Civilian Review Panel



Mr. Steel served on Fairfax County’s Ad Hoc Police Practices Review Commission which provided the
recommendation to establish the Police Civilian Review Panel (CRP). He has continued to work with the
Board of Supervisors to implement the Commission’s recommendations. Mr. Steel was appointed by the
Board of Supervisors to serve as the first chairman of the CRP. Mr. Steel has demonstrated extensive
knowledge and a strong commitment regarding 21st Century police policies and best practices, including
civilian oversight. Mr. Steel currently works as a senior counsel at Mayer Brown LLP where he has
practiced law for over 35 years, and previously served as Special Assistant to FBI Director, William H.
Webster.




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