Four Things Prosecutors Need to Know About Data
Taking time to review data—regularly and with an open mind—ensures that decisions are grounded in reality, not just in tradition.
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Taking time to review data—regularly and with an open mind—ensures that decisions are grounded in reality, not just in tradition.
Held during Mental Health Awareness Month, this training highlights the importance of trauma-informed advocacy for victims living with mental health disabilities, which are often invisible to others. Participants will explore
Restorative justice offers numerous benefits, including empowering victims, promoting offender accountability, fostering community healing, and potentially reducing recidivism, all while offering a more holistic approach to justice than traditional punitive
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