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Courthouse Facility Dogs
Prosecutor offices across the country are enlisting the help of trained courthouse facility dogs to provide comfort and support to vulnerable witnesses and victims throughout various stages of the criminal…
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The Legacy of DA Robert M. Morgenthau
DA Robert M. Morgenthau with Martin Luther King Jr.
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Domestic Violence Prosecution Best Practices Guide
Domestic violence is a social, economic, and public health concern that impacts men, women and children and can perpetuate negative effects across generations. To better address this serious issue, this…
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Talking with Senior Deputy Prosecutor David Martin (WA) and Program Manager Colleen McIngalls about Using Technology and Civil Legal Aid to Help Protect Domestic Violence Victims
The King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office in Seattle, Washington has provided civil protection to victims of domestic violence for over thirty years through its Protection Order Advocacy Program. They now…
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Talking with Executive ADA Joyce Smith on Community Relations in Nassau County, NY
Social isolation isn’t stopping the Nassau DA’s office from connecting to their community. See how they’re virtually reaching out more than ever.
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PCE’s Call To Action – 10 Things Prosecutors Can Do Now
Issued on June 19, 2020: The killing of George Floyd by police is a tragic and disturbing event that is a call to action for those in the criminal justice…
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Talking with District Attorney General Amy Weirich (TN) and DA Weeden Wetmore (NY) about Remote Proceedings
District Attorney General Amy Weirich discusses remote Grand Jury with officers presenting their cases via Zoom. They now have three remote Grand Juries.
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Talking with DA Hillar Moore, Parish of East Baton Rouge about the “New Normal”
DA Hillar Moore discusses various topics including his White Paper on the New Normal, reducing the jail population, using social media to keep in touch with victims, and remote court…
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Talking with First Assistant Steven Siegel about reopening the Jacksonville State Attorney’s Office
As the Jacksonville State Attorney’s Office looks to reopen at 25% capacity, First Assistant Steven Siegel explains how they’re working to maintain safe work environments using strategies such as “Floor…
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Talking with APA Pat Muscat about how the Wayne County, MI Prosecutor’s Office developed a paperless system on the fly
APA Pat Muscat shares how his division rapidly implemented a paperless system within days of the coronavirus stay at home order, despite having no pre-existing process. Through creative use of…
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