Victor Lofgreen Ph.D.
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Professional Summary
Victor Lofgreen Ph.D. is a corrections administration and criminal justice expert specializing in expert witness testimony and policy consulting. With a career spanning correctional agency administration, academic research, and policy development, he brings a multifaceted perspective to litigation work. His work centers on investigating corrections standards of practices, assessing use-of-force incidents, and evaluating whether inmate supervision meets established protocols.
Mr. Lofgreen has been retained in numerous expert witness and consulting engagements nationwide, involving cases related to inmate assault, prisoner medical care standards, and conditions of confinement. His Ph.D. in Human and Community Resources, Interdisciplinary Studies in Education and Sociology, along with his extensive teaching and administrative experience, reinforce his ability to deliver objective, defensible analyses. He is regularly engaged by both plaintiff and defense counsel to provide clear, independent determinations of responsibility in disputes involving corrections standards and practices.
Work Experience
Prison Jail Management Consultant — Consultant | Present State Adult Correctional Institution for Women — CEO | Unknown State Planning Agency for Corrections — Division Chief | Unknown Walden University — Faculty and Dissertation Research Supervisor | Unknown University of Chicago — Associate Director of Social Science Computing Center | Unknown Western Illinois University — Associate Professor of Criminal Justice | Unknown Stephen F. Austin State University — Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice | Unknown University of Nebraska at Kearney — Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice | Unknown
Expert Intelligence
Best Descriptor
Victor Lofgreen provides expert witness services in corrections and criminal justice, focusing on standards of practice and inmate care.
Best Use Cases
- 1expert testimony in corrections-related litigation
- 2consultation on inmate care standards
- 3policy development for correctional facilities
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Ph.D. in Human and Community Resources, Interdisciplinary Studies in Education and Sociology
University of Nebraska
M. A. in Adult and Continuing Education
University of Nebraska
B.G.S. in Major: English. Minor: Political Science and Speech
University of Nebraska Omaha