Prosecutor, Journal of the National District Attorneys Association

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Latest documents

• Thoughtful, Committed Prosecutors Will Lead Reform ... Just as They Always Have.
• Pacific Ocean Practice.
• Between Charging and Charged: The Prosecutor Assigning a Proper Meaning to Prosecutorial Power in Criminal Justice Reform.
• After Deadly Force: Changes We Have Made in Investigating and Reviewing Those Police Cases.
• Genetic Genealogy: Getting Ahead of the Curve.
• The United States Marshals Service and the Local Prosecutor.
• Child Abuse Prosecutors and Pediatricians Pursuing Justice in Abusive Head Trauma and Child Homicide Cases.
• Use of Third-Party Algorithms with BWC: Trading Ethics for Efficiency?
• Laws and Prosecutions in Criminal Matters in Canada: The Example of Quebec.
• Background: From the Origin of the Office of the Attorney General in England to the Creation of the Office of Director of Criminal and Penal Prosecutions in Quebec (Canada).

Featured documents

• The Prosecutor's Evolving Role: Seeking Justice Through Community Partnerships and Innovation.
• Use of Third-Party Algorithms with BWC: Trading Ethics for Efficiency?
• How Prosecutors Are Responding to Shifting Views on Marijuana.
• The reality of evolving standards and the death penalty.
• The reality of evolving standards and the death penalty.
• Witness Intimidation: What You Can Do To Protect Your Witness.
• Witness Intimidation: What You Can Do To Protect Your Witness.
• Prosecutor-Specific Considerations.
• How Competency Examiners Should (and often don't) Assess for Malignering and Poor Effort.
• PowerPoint in court: the devil's own device, or a potent prosecution tool?