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.
Disrupting Bias and Building an Inclusive Mindset for Prosecutors will provide a brief overview of implicit bias and how it impacts the role of the prosecutor, including new legislation aimed
“With each step of the legal process, the case against her is unraveling, as it should,” DeBerry told the LA Times.
The Prosecutors Alliance filed an amicus brief supporting a lawsuit that seeks to end CA’s death penalty.
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