2007-134-Order No. 2007-081 Recorded 3/1/2007REVI D
LEGAL OUNSEL
DESCHUTES COUNTY OFFICIAL
NANCY BLANKENSHIP, COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS' JOURNAL
200I7-I1I14IYII~IIIIYII IVI
CLERKDS CJ 1007.134
03/01/2007 04:36:21 PM
BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON
An Order Approving Appointment of
Justice of the Peace Pro Tempore
ORDER NO. 2007-081
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Deschutes County, Oregon, finds that it is in the public
interest to appoint a second Justice of the Peace Pro Tempore for the Justice Court of Deschutes County to serve in
place and in stead of the elected Justice of the Peace during any temporary period of absence or incapacity of the
elected Justice of the Peace; and
WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of Deschutes County, Oregon, finds that David A. Pardo,
an attorney duly licensed to practice law in the State of Oregon, has sufficient qualifications to serve as Justice of
the Peace; now, therefore,
follows:
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON, ORDERS as
Section 1. Pursuant to and in accordance with the provisions of ORS 51.260, David A. Pardo hereby is
appointed to serve as Justice of the Peace Pro Tempore of the Deschutes County Justice Court.
Section 2. The period of this appointment shall be from March 1, 2007 through February 29, 2008, unless
said appointment is sooner terminated by action of the Board of County Commissioners of Deschutes County,
Oregon.
Section 3. The appointed Justice of the Peace Pro Tempore shall only serve as acting Justice of the Peace
during a period or periods of absence or incapacity of the elected Justice of the Peace as determined by the elected
Justice of the Peace or the Board of County commissioners of Deschutes County, Oregon.
DATED this 20' day of February 2007.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF DESCHUTES COUNTY, OREGON
ATTEST:
Recording Secretary
DENNIS R. LUKE,---
DAVID A. PARDO
35 SE C Street Suite D. Madras, OR 97741
OSB # 98316
EDUCATION
Northwestern School of Law of Lewis and Clark College
J.D. 1998
Recipient Federal Tax Law Certificate
Vice President Minority Law Students Association Fall 1996.
Minority Law Student First Year Representative.
Best Appellate Brief in 1st Yr. Legal Writing Class.
University of Oregon
B.S. Psychology & General Science, cum laude, 1995
Dean's fist 5 quarters.
Psi-Chi and Golden Key Honor Societies.
Psychology Undergraduate Student of Excellence.
University of Oregon Minority Student of Excellence Award.
Institutionalized Animal Use and Care Committee Board Member.
EXPERIENCE
David Pardo-, Attorney at Law
Solo Practitioner
Criminal and Juvenile. law. as,the,pdmary.component. of- my -practice.
• Defense of misdemeanor, felony, and probation violations cases.
• S..ubstantial juvenile, dependency-caseload. and experience.
• Limited civil practice primarily focused on family law.
• Court appointed mediation of Jefferson County child custody
cases.
Jefferson County
Deputy District Attorney
• -Vertical prosecution of domestic violence cases-from intake to,trial.
• Prosecution of misdemeanor and felony cases.
• Presentation of cases before-the Grand Jury..
• Close interaction with a dedicated investigator.
• Management,of domestic violence team..including, coordination
of team members from diverse organizations and with differing
perspectives.
• Federal grant administration including regular accounting,
management obligations.
• Writing and submission of successful Federal grant application
(541) 475-1800
daplaw@gwest.net
Portland, OR
Eugene, OR
Madras, OR
Jan 03 - Present
Madras, OR-
Jul. 00 -Jan 03
Stahancyk, Gearing & Rackner, P. C.
Associate Attorney
• Client intake, counseling and advising.
• Draft pleadings including:
• Petitions, complaints, answers, replies, motions to show cause,
motions for summary judgment, motions to compel.
• Trial preparation.
• Settlement negotiations.
Compile and organize complex financial discovery.
David Pardo, Attorney at Law
Contract Attorney
• Provided legal services on a contract basis to two Central
Oregon firms as well as for individual practitioners.
Bend, OR
Mar. 99 -Mar. 00
Central Oregon
Aug. 1998 - Mar. 99
City of Portland, City Attorney's Office Portland, OR
Legal Clerk Sep. 1996 - Aug. 1997
• Researched questions ranging from:
• issues involving local and state statutes,
and constitutional issues encompassing the areas of
commercial free speech, equal protection, takings, and due process.
Linda Friedman-Ramirez P.C. Portland, OR
Legal Clerk Summer 1996
• Managed misdemeanor docket including:
• post arraignment client intake and interviews;
• establishment of fact patterns from police reports;
• accompanied clients to court and translated for contract attorneys;
• Research and writing on both civil and criminal cases.
• Assisted in felony trial preparation.
Barbara Gordon-Lickey Lab, Institute of Neuroscience and Eugene, OR
Dan Kimble Laboratory, Institute of Neuroscience 1991 -1995
Research Assistant
• Conducted research into the plasticity of the visual cortex and
mechanisms of Alzheimer's.
• Conducted regular supplementary review sessions for neuroscience students.
• Managed laboratory purchases and coordinated student researchers.
David Pardo Gunsmithing Sisters, OR
SPECIAL SKILLS
I can speak, read and write Spanish fluently. I have13 years experience living in Venezuela. I am
computer literate and very comfortable with Microsoft Word, Work Perfect, Excel, and other assorted
software.
INTERESTS
Bicycling, flying, theater set construction, classic cars, cooking, and working with my hands.