Announcements

Jonathan Kurland and Patti Powers of AEquitas presented “Working with Victims and Witnesses Remotely” at PCE’s June pop-up: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic.

PCE Pop-Ups review current topics through presentations and breakout groups. On June 21, 2021 we discussed what we’ve learned from the pandemic.

Commonwealth Attorney Shannon Taylor of Henrico, Virginia, presented “Remote Court Proceedings – What Should We Keep?” at PCE’s June pop-up: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic.

Chief Assistant Deisy Hernandez of the Office of the State Attorney Miami-Dade County, Florida, presented “Remote Court Proceedings – What Issues Need to Be Resolved?” at PCE’s June pop-up: Lessons Learned from the Pandemic.

Date and Time:

Thursday May 6, 2021 from 2:00 PM (EST) – 4:00 PM (EST).

To increase transparency and inform the public about the criminal justice system, prosecutor offices have developed data dashboards. The comprehensive public data and resources provide a detailed view of the role of the prosecutor.

Author: PCE

Read about how prosecutors can address injustice through better collaboration with the communities they serve.

Prosecutor Wellness Curriculum – Institute for Innovation in Prosecution (Duration: 00:12:47)

Rena Paul, Esq., and Alison Trenk, LCSW

Measuring the Miracle: The Concept of Recovery Capital (Duration: 00:17:36)

Program Director Susan Broderick of the National District Attorneys Association

In-House Prosecutor Wellness Programs (Duration: 00:14:55)

Deputy District Attorney Mary Ashley of the San Bernardino District Attorney’s Office, California