Hanrahan Consulting LLC was founded by Justin Hanrahan. Justin is a police lieutenant for a mid-sized police department in the greater Boston area. Justin used a technique of memorization used by many students throughout the world to master the promotional material - the flash card memorization method. Millions of students have used flash cards to quickly and easily memorize large amounts of data in a short period of time. Law students, medical students, and students learning foreign languages have successfully used flash cards to learn difficult material.
Justin used flash cards to master the textbook material for the police promotional exam and was promoted to sergeant at the age of 26 and lieutenant at the age 28. Using the flash card method Justin has never scored below a 90% on the written exam. Justin began helping co-workers and friends in law enforcement prepare for the promotional exam informally several years ago.
Justin has been teaching police officers and police supervisors for many years in the area of critical incident management and policy development. Justin enjoys teaching police officers and is dedicated to improving law enforcement in the Commonwealth.
Justin is a Massachusetts licensed attorney, with the law firm Finn, Burke, & Hanrahan, LLP, who focuses his efforts on training law enforcement officers in the area of management and supervision, policy development, criminal procedure and critical incident management.
Justin currently teaches Criminal Procedure for the Municipal Police Institute and is co-author of the Desk Reference for Criminal Procedure which is the book used to teach new police officers in training at the academy and the book also sits on most promotional reading llists.
Justin continues to serve the citizens of Massachusetts as a police officer and he continues to take promotional exams and improve his exam taking skills passing it on to his students.
Hanrahan Consulting LLC is now an independent company that uses a variety of input from numerous police officers and police supervisors in the greater Boston area to keep its material up to date and unique.