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Giving Tuesday: Prosecutors Helping Prosecutors
Thousands of US-trained prosecutors living in Afghanistan have gone into hiding as they wait on their evacuation applications. Their success in prosecuting criminals and terrorists makes them top Taliban targets. We are asking for your support this holiday season to provide food assistance for our Afghan federal prosecutors while they await having their visas
Prosecutorial Case Backlogs Survey
November 28, 2022 Dear Colleagues, Case backlog is a pressing, system-crippling criminal justice issue that is currently being experienced by many prosecutors’ offices across the country. Case backlogs can be the result of a variety of circumstances and, in order to diagnose these issues and develop solutions, the causes and impacts of backlogs must
Job Posting: APA is Hiring a Staff Attorney!!
Read More and Apply Staff Attorney Washington, DC Staff Attorney Seeking a Staff Attorney to work within our General Counsel’s office to elevate practical strategies to enhance the effectiveness of prosecutors in their efforts to promote community safety and well-being, and advance equity and justice. We are a national non-profit association dedicated
Press Release: APA Issues Report on New Recommendations for State and Local Prosecutors to Address Violence Against Elected Officials, Public Servants, and Government Institutions GalleryPress Release: APA Issues Report on New Recommendations for State and Local Prosecutors to Address Violence Against Elected Officials, Public Servants, and Government Institutions
Press Release: APA Issues Report on New Recommendations for State and Local Prosecutors to Address Violence Against Elected Officials, Public Servants, and Government Institutions
The Association of Prosecuting Attorneys (APA) announced today the release of the report Prosecutors and Politics: Collaborative Strategies and Model Policies for Addressing Threats and Acts of Political Violence. This report lays out the recommendations of a bipartisan convening that took place in Detroit, Michigan and gathered prosecutors from the Great Lakes region, federal partners,
Tableau Tier 2 Opportunity Still Open!
Please complete the form linked below if your office would like to learn more and be involved with the Tableau Tier 2 project as our next Tier 2 site (at no cost to the office). The purpose of this project is to provide prosecutors' offices with support to improve data readiness. This will include
Job Posting: Assistant State’s Attorney (Williams Co, ND)
View Posting and Apply Position: Assistant State’s Attorney Location: Williams County - ND Apply at: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/williams Compensation:$85,000-$100,000 depending on experience and training. Job open: 09/08/2022 – 11/7/2022 Summary: The Assistant State’s Attorney provides support to the State’s Attorney by prosecuting criminal offenses and providing legal representation to Williams County regarding civil matters. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES:
Please assist with this survey!
Stanford Law School’s Criminal Justice Center (SCJC) is seeking your input regarding the prosecution of crimes in which the defendant is a victim or survivor of domestic violence (“survivor-defendant”). Your responses to this survey will serve as the foundation in the development of model protocols and practices for charging in these types of cases.
NEW Case Backlogs Listserv Created
We at APA are happy to announce that we have created a Prosecutorial Case Backlogs listserv for prosecutors and prosecution teams to use. This listserv is created under the Case Backlogs Project, funded by Stand Together Trust (STT). The listserv is housed on Google Groups and has the dual function of an email listserv