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Prosecutor Training & Events
One of the greatest things we can do as prosecutors is continue our pursuit of knowledge in the criminal justice system. Prosecutors’ Center for Excellence is here to help with…
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Resources for Prosecutors Developed by Experts Prosecutors’ Center for Excellence and our partners have produced materials highlighting new and innovative programs addressing everyday challenges for prosecutors across the country, which we’ve…
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How PCE Can Help Prosecutors’ Center for Excellence offers assistance for prosecutor offices of all sizes aimed at improving office efficiencies, functions, and ultimately, the criminal justice system. From coast…
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Forensic Triage: A Guide for Prosecutors
Authors: PCE, NRTAC This paper, developed by PCE’s Executive Director Kristine Hamann and St. Louis Circuit Attorney’s Office Chief of Trials Rachel Smith, addresses the critical question of how best…
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Truancy-Reduction Programs
In order to help youth achieve better outcomes in life and prevent their involvement in the criminal justice system, prosecutor’s offices have engaged in commendable efforts to reduce truancy. Offices…
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Facial Recognition Technology: Where Will It Take Us?
Author(s): Kristine Hamann and Rachel Smith This paper addresses facial recognition technology used by law enforcement to enhance surveillance capabilities and the associated legal issues it raises.
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Victim Services and Crisis Training Volunteer Programs
The Pima County Attorney’s Office in Arizona has established a volunteer program for members of the community interested in assisting crime victims and people in crisis. The vetting and training…
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Elder Abuse Prevention and Education Programs
According to the National Center on Aging, approximately one in ten Americans over 60 has experienced elder abuse. Furthermore, financial exploitation of seniors costs between $2.9 billion and $36.5 billion…
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